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Haskellers
www.haskellers.com 2012-04-20
haskellers Haskell. LanguageEnglishJapaneseSpanishHebrewRussianUkrainianThe meeting place for professional Haskell programmersOverviewGroupsFinda HaskellerFind a JobPollsBlingFAQNews ArchiveBrowse SkillsLoginI 39;m a Haskeller.HomepageAnnouncing polls Nov 25Total accounts 945 public, 366 privateMike PechkinLuke RandallDani l de KokDmitry OlshanskyPaolo CapriottiFederico SquartiniJose Pedro Magalh esDaniil AlexeyevskyVladimir
www.haskellers.com 2012-04-20
haskellers Haskell. LanguageEnglishJapaneseSpanishHebrewRussianUkrainianThe meeting place for professional Haskell programmersOverviewGroupsFinda HaskellerFind a JobPollsBlingFAQNews ArchiveBrowse SkillsLoginI 39;m a Haskeller.HomepageAnnouncing polls Nov 25Total accounts 945 public, 366 privateMike PechkinLuke RandallDani l de KokDmitry OlshanskyPaolo CapriottiFederico SquartiniJose Pedro Magalh esDaniil AlexeyevskyVladimir
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Http://www.well-typed.com/services_training
www.well-typed.com 2016-01-09
haskellers who need to master some advanced topics, we can provide a training program tailored to your needs. We can teach the Haskell language, extensions and common libraries, as well as how to use tools such as the profiler and the testsuite coverage checker. We can tailor our training courses to your particular goals. For example, you may wish to focus on a particular area, such as domain specific languages DSLs , parallelism,
www.well-typed.com 2016-01-09
haskellers who need to master some advanced topics, we can provide a training program tailored to your needs. We can teach the Haskell language, extensions and common libraries, as well as how to use tools such as the profiler and the testsuite coverage checker. We can tailor our training courses to your particular goals. For example, you may wish to focus on a particular area, such as domain specific languages DSLs , parallelism,
Montreal.rb
montrealonrails.com 2016-01-07
haskellers . parlera de son langage prefere Haskell. Haskell pour les langages dynamiques un sm rg sbord de pratique moderne de code Adgear commandite la pizza. Ils supporte Montreal.rb depuis plusieurs annees, vous devriez regarder leurs offres d 8217;emploi. Quand 17 Novembre 2015 a 18 30 Ou Notman House. 51 Sherbrooke Ouest, 3e etage Qui Tout le monde interesse par Ruby et ou Ruby on Rails Combien Gratuit Inscription Pas besoin,
montrealonrails.com 2016-01-07
haskellers . parlera de son langage prefere Haskell. Haskell pour les langages dynamiques un sm rg sbord de pratique moderne de code Adgear commandite la pizza. Ils supporte Montreal.rb depuis plusieurs annees, vous devriez regarder leurs offres d 8217;emploi. Quand 17 Novembre 2015 a 18 30 Ou Notman House. 51 Sherbrooke Ouest, 3e etage Qui Tout le monde interesse par Ruby et ou Ruby on Rails Combien Gratuit Inscription Pas besoin,
The haskell sequence. news about haskell
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
Lisp the programmable programming language, with manuel simoni. state of [..]
www.stateofcode.com 2012-02-06 ⚑blog ⚑tech
haskellers kind of abhor it. But once you embrace that paradigm 8211; and for some applications it 8217;s certainly the best 8211; I think you 8217;ll find that Lisp gets far more things right than other languages with a similar style. For example, once Lispers found that object.orientation was a nice addition to Lisp, they ran with it, and built the Common Lisp object system, the 8220;biggest and baddest 8221; object system in
www.stateofcode.com 2012-02-06 ⚑blog ⚑tech
haskellers kind of abhor it. But once you embrace that paradigm 8211; and for some applications it 8217;s certainly the best 8211; I think you 8217;ll find that Lisp gets far more things right than other languages with a similar style. For example, once Lispers found that object.orientation was a nice addition to Lisp, they ran with it, and built the Common Lisp object system, the 8220;biggest and baddest 8221; object system in
Http://corbinsimpson.com
corbinsimpson.com 2013-03-19
haskellers as a. b. a. b f a f a def apply f, a return f a Note that my apply is not the Python apply builtin function, which does a slightly different thing if its argument is iterable. And for the Deferred.handling case, let create a slightly more interesting applier which will continue to move data through the Deferred. We already wrote this above, actually, and in Haskell, it would be fmap fmap Functor f a. b. f a. f b def
corbinsimpson.com 2013-03-19
haskellers as a. b. a. b f a f a def apply f, a return f a Note that my apply is not the Python apply builtin function, which does a slightly different thing if its argument is iterable. And for the Deferred.handling case, let create a slightly more interesting applier which will continue to move data through the Deferred. We already wrote this above, actually, and in Haskell, it would be fmap fmap Functor f a. b. f a. f b def
Johnbender.us
nickelcode.com 2012-04-14 ⚑news ⚑blog
haskellers will recognize this, and the ultimate conclusion that the rest of the post draws as a degenerate version of fmap a. fmap b fmap a. b Posted 22 February 2012 8am Tagged programming 4 Comments Leveraging Your Insecurities update This article has been posted to Hacker News. If you enjoy it and are a member there please upvote comment. I believe mine is a fairly common condition as a software developer. I know, or at least
nickelcode.com 2012-04-14 ⚑news ⚑blog
haskellers will recognize this, and the ultimate conclusion that the rest of the post draws as a degenerate version of fmap a. fmap b fmap a. b Posted 22 February 2012 8am Tagged programming 4 Comments Leveraging Your Insecurities update This article has been posted to Hacker News. If you enjoy it and are a member there please upvote comment. I believe mine is a fairly common condition as a software developer. I know, or at least
Planet scala
www.planetscala.com 2012-05-15 ⚑tech
haskellers feel unfairly treated please write a comment and I will correct the text.This is a highly subjective post, so it doesn t contain many references to sources. It helps if the reader is somewhat familiar with both languages.With that said, let start the comparison.SyntaxWhen it comes to syntax Haskell wins hands down. The combination of using white space for function and type constructor application, and currying makes the
www.planetscala.com 2012-05-15 ⚑tech
haskellers feel unfairly treated please write a comment and I will correct the text.This is a highly subjective post, so it doesn t contain many references to sources. It helps if the reader is somewhat familiar with both languages.With that said, let start the comparison.SyntaxWhen it comes to syntax Haskell wins hands down. The combination of using white space for function and type constructor application, and currying makes the
The haskell sequence. news about haskell
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
Lisp the programmable programming language, with manuel simoni. state of [..]
www.stateofcode.com 2012-02-06 ⚑blog ⚑tech
haskellers kind of abhor it. But once you embrace that paradigm 8211; and for some applications it 8217;s certainly the best 8211; I think you 8217;ll find that Lisp gets far more things right than other languages with a similar style. For example, once Lispers found that object.orientation was a nice addition to Lisp, they ran with it, and built the Common Lisp object system, the 8220;biggest and baddest 8221; object system in
www.stateofcode.com 2012-02-06 ⚑blog ⚑tech
haskellers kind of abhor it. But once you embrace that paradigm 8211; and for some applications it 8217;s certainly the best 8211; I think you 8217;ll find that Lisp gets far more things right than other languages with a similar style. For example, once Lispers found that object.orientation was a nice addition to Lisp, they ran with it, and built the Common Lisp object system, the 8220;biggest and baddest 8221; object system in
Johnbender.us
nickelcode.com 2012-04-14 ⚑news ⚑blog
haskellers will recognize this, and the ultimate conclusion that the rest of the post draws as a degenerate version of fmap a. fmap b fmap a. b Posted 22 February 2012 8am Tagged programming 4 Comments Leveraging Your Insecurities update This article has been posted to Hacker News. If you enjoy it and are a member there please upvote comment. I believe mine is a fairly common condition as a software developer. I know, or at least
nickelcode.com 2012-04-14 ⚑news ⚑blog
haskellers will recognize this, and the ultimate conclusion that the rest of the post draws as a degenerate version of fmap a. fmap b fmap a. b Posted 22 February 2012 8am Tagged programming 4 Comments Leveraging Your Insecurities update This article has been posted to Hacker News. If you enjoy it and are a member there please upvote comment. I believe mine is a fairly common condition as a software developer. I know, or at least
The haskell sequence. news about haskell
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
The haskell sequence. news about haskell
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
sequence.complete.org 2009-11-02 ⚑blog ⚑games ⚑news
haskellers , The Haskell Weekly News. Announcements PastePipe. a CLI for hpaste instances. Rogan Creswick announced a new version of PastePipe, a library which reads from stdin and posts it to an hpaste instance defaulting to hpaste.org haskell.src.exts.1.2.0. Niklas Broberg announced a major release of haskell.src.exts. Several breaking changes, a few ideally backwards compatable changes. See the post for all the details.
Johnbender.us
nickelcode.com 2012-04-14 ⚑news ⚑blog
haskellers will recognize this, and the ultimate conclusion that the rest of the post draws as a degenerate version of fmap a. fmap b fmap a. b Posted 22 February 2012 8am Tagged programming 4 Comments Leveraging Your Insecurities update This article has been posted to Hacker News. If you enjoy it and are a member there please upvote comment. I believe mine is a fairly common condition as a software developer. I know, or at least
nickelcode.com 2012-04-14 ⚑news ⚑blog
haskellers will recognize this, and the ultimate conclusion that the rest of the post draws as a degenerate version of fmap a. fmap b fmap a. b Posted 22 February 2012 8am Tagged programming 4 Comments Leveraging Your Insecurities update This article has been posted to Hacker News. If you enjoy it and are a member there please upvote comment. I believe mine is a fairly common condition as a software developer. I know, or at least
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