gilmi

Mostly programming and Haskell. He/Him.
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[gilmi @_gilmi]

https://t.co/NvE6kpxGoG

[gilmi @_gilmi]

Published a new #Haskell package: sqlite-easy. A primitive yet easy to use SQLite3 library for your toy projects.

Might be useful if you need a simple db/persistent data for your app and you don't want to think too much about it.

See the docs/tutorial:

https://t.co/1eRVOLyxJR

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@luctielen Giml separates the ast to a few types according to their role, but essentially uses the same approach in spirit https://t.co/nC6DwEHhKZ

[Luc Tielen @luctielen]

Wrote a markdown file on the architecture choices in eclair:

https://t.co/Bs674EefnA

Feedback welcome 😄

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@paf31 Awesome!

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@luctielen Sounds like a blog post opportunity

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@nicuveo do
let file = "a.txt"
input <- readFile file
let output = filter (=='a') input
writeFile file output

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@omervk בהצלחה!

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@omervk 1. דמיין את הצופים שלך איתך בחדר - גם מספר חד ספרתי זה יפה.
2. דאג לרזולוציה טובה וגודל פונט מתאים.
3. תקליט את המסך לדקה כשאתה זז בין מסכים, כותב קוד, מדבר (אם אתה רוצה) וכו'. שים לב לווליום, איזון, חדות, גודל, ארטיפקטים וזה. נסה לצפות בפלאפון גם
4. תתחיל פשוט ותנסה, יהיה בסדר!

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@CThuleHansen Thanks for the comments!

[gilmi @_gilmi]

I wrote a free introductory ebook about #Haskell 📖

In the book you will also find brief treatments of:

✅ Package management
✅ Error handling & exceptions
✅ Monad transformers
✅ Parsing command line options
✅ Testing
✅ Haddock

LMK what you think!
https://t.co/pJ93gEOa8G

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@omervk (הכנס בדיחה על לינוקס קרנל 5.19.12)

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@omervk מקווה שהכל בסדר!

[Luc Tielen @luctielen]

Would people be interested in working on eclair for #hacktoberfest?

There's a lot of low hanging fruit that I don't have the time to do right now.

Help would be much appreciated! 😁

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@omervk תודה. בזכות הטוויט הזה גיליתי שגם לי זה קרה. אשמח אם תשתף לינקים לתביעה הייצוגית כשתדע על הדבר

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@CThuleHansen With this commit (note: spoilers) I've converted a few of the implementations to exercises. Thanks again for the feedback!

https://t.co/F1Q5RBCgBC

The `bracket` exercise is at the bottom of the exceptions chapter, and the `bracket` function itself is linked before the exercise.

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@CThuleHansen btw, could I ask how long it took you to finish the book? Did you have prior exposure to Haskell (I'm guessing yes because you used cabal)? May I ask which tutorial did you try if any?

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@CThuleHansen I'm thinking of a couple of exercises to add to the error handling part, one for the Exceptions chapter could be to implement this part using `bracket`:
https://t.co/gSPeBWhrGb

[gilmi @_gilmi]

@CThuleHansen I would except it to work fine with or without a cabal file.