Bangalore Haskell Users Group

Haskell Programming Community in Bangalore.

[Bangalore Haskell Users Group @blrfunprog]

https://t.co/3LGByXbjyM Great overview

[PragmaticProgrammers @pragprog]

Don’t get bogged down in theory. Learn to use advanced programming concepts to solve tough, real-world problems with Haskell today. Effective Haskell by @cercerilla is now in beta. Pick it up at https://t.co/5XdIWiWdlk. Or learn more at https://t.co/wWiXU3KfYM
#pragprog

[Daniel Díaz @DiazCarrete]

"GHC has a fast FFI because GHC is a systems language that happens to implement Haskell" https://t.co/pFWhhe0Z4Y

[Well-Typed @welltyped]

New blog post by @mpickering_ on Multiple Home Units, which will improve GHCi and HLS on multi-component projects: https://t.co/n7Q8YXNolk

[Type Theory Forall @ttforall]

The last episode of the year is out! In this episode we interview @jwiegley on his extensive experience on C/C++, Haskell, Coq and the Emacs community. Also on your favorite podcast app provider.
https://t.co/zAgVu2rqzY

[Gergő Érdi @gergo_erdi]

My book "#Retrocomputing with Clash: #Haskell for #FPGA Hardware Design" is out now, in e-book and printed version at https://t.co/8SZ9fxNzVJ

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

Shopify's comma tool automates this trick for Nix: https://t.co/ReJfHMk9i2

You precede any command with "," and it will obtain/cache the correct executable on the fly

The advantage of this tool is that it doesn't globally install these executables so you don't pollute your PATH

[Haskell IDE team @IdeHaskell]

Time for another hls release (1.5
0):

- @IborraPepe has done an epic work to improve performance
- fourmolu support for ghc-9.0.1 by georgefst
- improvements over import suggestions by yoshitsugu and alexnaspo
- completions improvements by @IborraPepe

https://t.co/CG6QPfJnDz

[Skills Matter @skillsmatter]

We are pleased to announce that @hk_hooda joins #HaskellX to introduce #Streamly — a new library which makes it possible to compose concurrent programs declaratively.

Explore the full conference program:

https://t.co/hi1N4lFVEf

[Daniel Díaz @DiazCarrete]

GHC2021 #haskell #ghc https://t.co/BnTTDk7baP

[gilmi @_gilmi]

[ANN; RFC] I've spent many days and nights feverishly typing a new project-oriented, online, and free, #Haskell book.

It is fairly unpolished atm, but I worked hard on it and I'd really appreciate your thoughts and comments on it!

You can read it at:
https://t.co/K8Ro5zzE8O

[Don Syme @dsymetweets]

A farewell to Simon Peyton Jones as he leaves Microsoft Research

Subject: RE: New horizon

I would like to add a few words to what Chris has written.  I know I am also speaking for Mads, the current lead designer of C# (cc’d)

[Bangalore Haskell Users Group @blrfunprog]

https://t.co/EZ4LP5G2f2 Starts in half an hour 🚀

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

I wrote a post showing how Monoid operations work on optics and they behave the way you'd expect:

https://t.co/XaMewRMWPW

[Haskell IDE team @IdeHaskell]

And the machine is never stopped, we are planning the next release with support for HHC 8.10.6 and 8.10.7
https://t.co/eA6KLzCGni

[@[email protected] @cyberglot]

so far, best intro do CT I’ve ever read. It explains well what something means, differences among authors and what some definitions imply. it would be my textbook of choice for an introduction to non-mathy people.

[Haskell IDE team @IdeHaskell]

2021 July release of HLS arrives! This release includes binaries for GHC 9.0.1
and some new interesting features.
* Call hierarchy plugin is added by @July541
* Lot of improvements for tactics
* completions work with definitions from non-imported modules
https://t.co/V69q0VaTVS

[Haskell LibHunt @HaskellLibHunt]

The Fixed Point: An article on recursion, laziness, and the fixed point function for haskell beginners https://t.co/0QpK9i7wjP by @cercerilla