Some time ago, I expressed an idea that certain search engines may be
used to collect information about existing .cabal packages whose
developers made them indexable by those engines.
Finally, I have written an experimental library, CabalFind.
The library provides a generalized interface to
Hi,
I just start learning haskell and have to say that it
is stunning in how precise it can be(coming from a
background of C then python/perl/js).
I want to write apps for WEB and have briefly read
WASH. However, that seems to be a CGI based solution.
What I want is a native HTTP server(written
From: gary ng [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: haskell-cafe@haskell.org
Subject: [Haskell-cafe] Where to start about writing web/HTTP apps ?
Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2005 04:15:45 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
Hi,
I just start learning haskell and have to say that it
is stunning in how precise it can be(coming from a
I emailed the WASH guy the other day and he is currently working on
integrating it with a web server. There is talk about Haskell server
pages. It sounds quite interesting. I'm impressed with WASH as it
is, though. I too am hoping to see it when it moves from a plain CGI
model to the something
Frederik,
[I am trying to drag this voluminous thread to cafe.]
Jeremy Gibbons mentioned Martin Erwig and Deling Ren's paper on
monadification. Very useful, indeed -- also with regard to the question
you seem to ponder about; also see here for an early take on
monadification, if you like
Ah, lambda, function as first order object and curry.
A million thanks, that clears my mind. It is very hard
for me to shake away the things that I have learnt for
over 20 years. I still think from time to time that
the accumulator in foldr/foldl as a constant being
folded and forget that it can
How can I use Haskell to do general Windows programming, like you
would be able to do if you were using one of those Windows IDEs:
*moving data between windows apps
*gaining access to windows registry
*in general, access to the available Windows APIs
I'm sure folks must be writing Windows apps
Thanks for the info. Looking forward to see it. What I
would like to see is also some form of templating
system like HTMLTemplate in Python, that is reading in
HTML then merge in data using the DOM model, on the
server(may be the XML package in haskell already does
it). As for AJAX, I would assume
Hello gary,
Sunday, September 11, 2005, 8:22:50 AM, you wrote:
gn in the paper, it is quite comment that one would need
gn exception handling, state management and output all at
gn the same time.
gn How would one do it in a monadic way ? As my
gn understanding of Monad is that it is something
