mjambon

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   by mjambon 12y ago

   For our web app we've been sticking with JavaScript so far. It's a conservative choice with a lot of problems due primarily to the absence of typing. The absence of typechecking is a problem for our moderately complex app (> 10
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   by mjambon 12y ago

   For the kind of Android app we're developing we wanted a native look-and-feel. That means using the Android SDK, and I don't know how going through OCaml would make that any easier.
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   by mjambon 12y ago

   Pure Haskell is slow, that is why.
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   by mjambon 12y ago

   We use it in our backend to tie everything together. It serves an http/json api to our client apps (Web/JavaScript, Android/Java; iOS/Objective-C coming soon). We're handling the same data types in JavaScript, Java