Lightning Talk: Patat: A terminal-based presentation tool in Haskell
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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.
In this lightning meta-presentation Jasper will present both the tool, why it is useful to have terminal-based presentation tool, and some of its implementation details. In particular, he will talk about how you don't need much more than simple Haskell '98 to create robust and flexible software.
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Lightning Talk: Patat: A terminal-based presentation tool in Haskell
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.
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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.
In this lightning meta-presentation Jasper will present both the tool, why it is useful to have terminal-based presentation tool, and some of its implementation details. In particular, he will talk about how you don't need much more than simple Haskell '98 to create robust and flexible software.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
Thanks to our sponsors
Lightning Talk: Patat: A terminal-based presentation tool in Haskell
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.