Jasper Van der Jeugt
Jasper Van der Jeugt was born in 1990, and spent most of his youth in Lokeren & Ghent, Belgium. He now lives in Zürich, Switzerland. Jasper has been coding and writing about Haskell since his time at Ghent University. He has been using the language professionally for the last three years, and in open source for much longer. He is currently a consultant for Luminal. In his spare time, he skateboards down mountains and takes pictures.
Head over to Jasper's blog, check out what he is up to on Github and follow him on Twitter @jaspervdj.
Talks I've Given
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Lightning Talk: Patat: A terminal-based presentation tool in Haskell
Featuring Jasper Van der Jeugt
Patat is a relatively full-featured presentation tool that runs in the terminal. It uses pandoc which means it supports a variety of input formats, such as Markdown, Literate Haskell, and Org Mode.
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A Well-Typed Binomial Heap
Featuring Jasper Van der Jeugt
Most people are familiar with the hello world of dependently-typed Haskell: a vector that is annotated with the Peano number represenation of its size. This talk introduces a similar way to deal with binomial heaps.
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An informal guide to better compiler errors with Jasper Van der Jeugt
Featuring Jasper Van der Jeugt
Haskell is very commonly used to implement DSLs. When you implement one of these DSLs, the focus is usually performance or correctness. Something that typically doesn't get a lot of attention is the "quality" of error messages. Join Jasper to discover more at this months HaskellX...
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The Ludwig DSL
Featuring Jasper Van der Jeugt
Ludwig is a statically typed, declarative data description language. It's main use case is in Fugue, a product which lets you declare your cloud infrastructure in this language and then takes care of the rest. In this talk, we follow the interesting path from YAML to a statically typed data...
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BlazeHtml: a blazingly fast HTML combinator library
Featuring Jasper Van der Jeugt
First, a brief overview of the Haskell web development scene is given. Then, we introduce BlazeHtml, a blazingly fast HTML combinator library.
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