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The Haskell-realworld-example Haskell example (Servant based server) and the Real World PureScript React Purescript example (client) combined into Conduit (gothinkster/realworld) — what's described as "The mother of all demo apps" (fullstack Medium.com clone) Introduction Haskell-realworld-example has a very nice …
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The Webgear realworld Haskell example (server) and the Real World Halogen Purescript example (client) combined into Conduit (gothinkster/realworld) — what's described as "The mother of all demo apps" (fullstack Medium.com clone) Introduction At the server Haskell is used (i.e. Webgear) and at the client PureScript …
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Some quick 'off-label' experimentation with WebGear (a high-performance framework to build composable, type-safe HTTP APIs. It is designed to make common API development tasks easy. It is also easily extensible to add components needed by your project. – haskell-webgear/webgear). Also see earlier Webgear post. …
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WebGear is a high-performance framework to build composable, type-safe HTTP APIs. It is designed to make common API development tasks easy. It is also easily extensible to add components needed by your project. – haskell-webgear/webgear (by Raghu Kaippully). Introduction From the Webgear documentation: "Webgear is a …
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A nix-shell can be used to quickly set up ad-hoc development environments with all required dependencies in place. SDL2 program To compile an SDL2 program –for this example Tsoding's sowon is used– put the following in a shell.nix file: 1with import <nixpkgs> {}; 2 3let 4 stdenv8 = overrideCC stdenv gcc8; 5in 6 …
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