Since you're already keeping a text file, have you considered using nix (the package manager) to declare all your software packages? If you don't want a package cluttering up your system, but also don't want to forget…
I believe that IPFS together with Filecoin is intended to be something like this in a broader, free market sense. Unfortunately IPFS is probably far from ready for mission critical apps and Filecoin hasn't launched at…
From what I've heard most land-use in the world goes towards animal agriculture - mainly for growing feed. Don't quote me, but I think it's over 40% of all land use in the USA. On balance I'd be far more concerned about…
Try elm (http://elm-lang.org/) first; it doesn't mention Functor, Applicative, Monoid, Monad anywhere. You might come back to Haskell later and it won't seem like such a big deal. (I use Haskell for serious work and…
(Task x) has monadic structure, yes (see andThen, succeed). Naturally it also looks like Functor, Applicative, etc. However, there is no way to work with monads in the abstract in Elm (yet), there is only the concrete…
I've defined (?) in http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/circuithub/elm-maybe-ex... in the mean time.
Our core services at https://circuithub.com is built on Haskell.
> We all like simple tools. Complexity kills. It makes our work difficult and gives us much steeper learning curve. Programmers need to know how things work. Otherwise, they feel insecure. If we work with a complex…
We've been using it to render schematic symbols and PCB footprints at CircuitHub.com (this has been going on for a couple of months). I'm testing it out in other areas of the product at the moment, so if all goes well…
Can anyone provide a comparison with Nix? I wonder if they considered working with the Nix developers, sharing is good for the ecosystem :)
I always find it a bit sad when cool technology is snubbed on the basis of syntax... Elm especially, since Evan works so hard at making the language approachable
Not at the moment, but we are considering a few alternatives.
Acid-State for haskell (http://acid-state.seize.it/) is based on a similar ideology and in the public domain. (Oh, but minus the time dimension I'm afraid.)
Since you're already keeping a text file, have you considered using nix (the package manager) to declare all your software packages? If you don't want a package cluttering up your system, but also don't want to forget…
I believe that IPFS together with Filecoin is intended to be something like this in a broader, free market sense. Unfortunately IPFS is probably far from ready for mission critical apps and Filecoin hasn't launched at…
From what I've heard most land-use in the world goes towards animal agriculture - mainly for growing feed. Don't quote me, but I think it's over 40% of all land use in the USA. On balance I'd be far more concerned about…
Try elm (http://elm-lang.org/) first; it doesn't mention Functor, Applicative, Monoid, Monad anywhere. You might come back to Haskell later and it won't seem like such a big deal. (I use Haskell for serious work and…
(Task x) has monadic structure, yes (see andThen, succeed). Naturally it also looks like Functor, Applicative, etc. However, there is no way to work with monads in the abstract in Elm (yet), there is only the concrete…
I've defined (?) in http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/circuithub/elm-maybe-ex... in the mean time.
Our core services at https://circuithub.com is built on Haskell.
> We all like simple tools. Complexity kills. It makes our work difficult and gives us much steeper learning curve. Programmers need to know how things work. Otherwise, they feel insecure. If we work with a complex…
We've been using it to render schematic symbols and PCB footprints at CircuitHub.com (this has been going on for a couple of months). I'm testing it out in other areas of the product at the moment, so if all goes well…
Can anyone provide a comparison with Nix? I wonder if they considered working with the Nix developers, sharing is good for the ecosystem :)
I always find it a bit sad when cool technology is snubbed on the basis of syntax... Elm especially, since Evan works so hard at making the language approachable
Not at the moment, but we are considering a few alternatives.
Acid-State for haskell (http://acid-state.seize.it/) is based on a similar ideology and in the public domain. (Oh, but minus the time dimension I'm afraid.)