Hello,
I am pleased to announce the release of Happstack 6. We fully
recommend that all Happstack users migrate to the new release.
Happstack is a high-performance Haskell web framework. It has high-
level functionality for routing requests, extracting parameters,
manipulating responses,
I don't know who said it first, but I'm repeating it.
2011 is going to be the tipping point year for haskell web frameworks.
Thanks Jeremy!
2011/2/17 Jeremy Shaw jer...@n-heptane.com:
Hello,
I am pleased to announce the release of Happstack 6. We fully recommend that
all Happstack users
Hi all,
At the moment, I'm learning haskell and I would like to use the things
I'm learning under web.
I would like to mount a local web server, but I would like to test some
things in my VPS in 11 with CentOs 5, but this, in a near future.
For the moment, my doubt is, wich is the haskell
John A. De Goes wrote:
The best approach is to push as much functionality into the client as
possible. The ideal server-side framework consists of nothing more
than a permissions-based interface to persistence and network services.
That's it. Everything else is done on the client side, in
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Michaeljohn Clement m...@mjclement.comwrote:
John A. De Goes wrote:
...
There is very little wrong with ECMAScript if people would only
learn it properly and play to its strengths instead of trying to
turn it into things it is not.
Treating ECMAScript as a
Hi Michael Snoyman, Donnie Jone,
I don't think cross posting to web-devel and haskel-cafe is a good idea.
Maybe do that but then advice people to either reply to cafe or to
web-devel. So I suggest that we continue this discussion on web-devel.
First of all there have been some attempts already
May i suggest Johan Tibell's web application interface (see
http://github.com/tibbe/hyena/tree/master). It is similar to WSGI.
Hyena can then be used as an application server and frameworks won't
have to create their own servers. Many people have different opinions
about web frameworks but a
those that want it. From my Django experience, I must say that very few
things are cooler than calling a script which automatically generates all
the boilerplate code inherent in every web app.
Cooler: abstracting away the boilerplate.
Michael
Tim Newsham
http://www.thenewsh.com/~newsham/
The best approach is to push as much functionality into the client as
possible. The ideal server-side framework consists of nothing more
than a permissions-based interface to persistence and network
services. That's it. Everything else is done on the client side, in
JavaScript.
Web
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 9:37 AM, John A. De Goes j...@n-brain.net wrote:
The best approach is to push as much functionality into the client as
possible. The ideal server-side framework consists of nothing more than a
permissions-based interface to persistence and network services. That's it.
We're talking about web applications and Web 2.0 sites, which is the
principal target of Rails and its ilk. For primarily static content-
oriented sites, static HTML works just fine, but even in this case,
you can do dynamic transformations on the HTML in order to provide a
richer, more
I'm interested on starting a project with others to create a powerful
Haskell web framework in the same league as Rails or Django. I've enumerated
(perhaps ad nauseum) my ideas for it in this blog post:
http://blog.snoyman.com/2009/01/25/haskell-web-framework/. If people are
interested in this,
Hello Michael,
I am interested in contributing to a Haskell web framework. :)
I have started an attempt to create my own Haskell web framework, but I got
busy working on my Master's thesis research, so I had to stop working on
it... I was a web developer at a start-up company for 1.5yrs with
Hi Michael,
May i suggest Johan Tibell's web application interface (see
http://github.com/tibbe/hyena/tree/master). It is similar to WSGI.
Hyena can then be used as an application server and frameworks won't
have to create their own servers. Many people have different opinions
about web
Sorry, I forgot to forward it to the list:
-- Forwarded message --
From: Alberto G. Corona agocor...@gmail.com
Date: 2009/1/25
Subject: Re: [Haskell-cafe] Haskell Web Framework
To: Donnie Jones don...@darthik.com
hi,
I´m working in a web application rather than a web framework
I´m working in a web application rather than a web framework. But I
sometimes think about how a complete web application server should be. For
my case, I don´t care about the presentation, because HSP is more than
enough. However, I need active-active clustering, distributed transactions
and
I am interested in contributing to a Haskell web framework. :)
I have started an attempt to create my own Haskell web framework, but I got
busy working on my Master's thesis research, so I had to stop working on
it... I was a web developer at a start-up company for 1.5yrs with Ruby on
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