Haskell.org
The enthusiasts behind the open-source Haskell community.
Haskell.org is a non-profit organization that oversees the Haskell.org website and a number of other services for the Haskell community. Its purpose is to promote educational and scientific progress relating to the Haskell programming language and related technologies.
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Teaching Haskell...To High Schoolers!
Featuring Rohan Mehta
The story of a high school student who organized the Paradigm Conference — a conference hosted by a team of high schoolers from around the world, completely for high schoolers and all about FP programming languages that are underrepresented in high school CS curriculums.
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Teaching Haskell...To High Schoolers!
Featuring Rohan Mehta
The story of a high school student who organized the Paradigm Conference — a conference hosted by a team of high schoolers from around the world, completely for high schoolers and all about FP programming languages that are underrepresented in high school CS curriculums.
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Should I Build My Project with rules_haskell?
Featuring Georgi Lyubenov
Has your project outgrown cabal-install or stack? Do your Haskell builds need precise integration with other build systems? Learn when rules_haskell might be the right choice for you.
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Haskell and Category Theory at Vodafone
Featuring Rob Harrison
We're using Haskell to revolutionise Vodafone's invoice verification and saving millions of Euros in the process. We use parallel and auto-scaling infrastructure to deliver results quicker and more importantly safer.
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Live Coding a Roguelike Game
Featuring Michał J. Gajda
Michal J Gajda shares a simple way to do live coding and event sourcing for the development of a game using Haskell. This method is the product of a long effort to reduce the effort and complexity of debugging and writing interactive software, and it is recommended for all Haskell beginners!
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How We Haskell: Enterprise Edition
Featuring Trevis Elser
For teams using Haskell in enterprise, the story doesn't stop at adoption. This talk looks at questions these teams may face: What choices are being made to facilitate mainstream development? What are the pain points? What tools are used? Do enterprise organizations expect things that are...
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Haskell and Category Theory at Vodafone
Featuring Rob Harrison
We're using Haskell to revolutionise Vodafone's invoice verification and saving millions of Euros in the process. We use parallel and auto-scaling infrastructure to deliver results quicker and more importantly safer.
software-development haskell financial-transcations safety haskell-in-industry category-theory auto-scaling parallel-processing -
Live Coding a Roguelike Game
Featuring Michał J. Gajda
Michal J Gajda shares a simple way to do live coding and event sourcing for the development of a game using Haskell. This method is the product of a long effort to reduce the effort and complexity of debugging and writing interactive software, and it is recommended for all Haskell beginners!
software-development event-sourcing game-development roguelike haskell