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Hasura Announces $100M Series C funding(hasura.io)
2 points by purescript 5y ago|0 comments
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Building a GraphQL-to-SQL compiler on Postgres, MSSQL and MySQL(hasura.io)
5 points by purescript 5y ago|0 comments
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Hasura 2.0 Engineering Overview(hasura.io)
6 points by purescript 6y ago|0 comments
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PureScript 0.14 Released(discourse.purescript.org)
4 points by purescript 6y ago|0 comments
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by purescript 6y ago
I'm curious why this isn't a backend for the existing PureScript compiler, since the front-end seems to be copy-paste identical?
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Halogen 5, a type-safe library for building user interfaces in PureScript(github.com)
2 points by purescript 6y ago|0 comments
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Bow Arch 0.1.0(47deg.com)
1 points by purescript 6y ago|0 comments
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by purescript 8y ago
PureScript has a lenient FFI so you can choose to use 99% pure functions if you like (at your own risk).
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by purescript 9y ago
Yes it does.
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by purescript 9y ago
This seems like it could be useful, but I don't seem to be able to create a discussion which is visible to everyone, yet only editable my members of my team, which is my main use case (for discussing project direction and such). "
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by purescript 9y ago
You might find our recent blog post interesting: https://medium.com/fuzzy-sharp/migrating-to-postgres-2dc1519... TL;DR: persistent + esqueleto + servant
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by purescript 9y ago
Category theory matters to programming because, among other things, it teaches us how to abstract over programming languages. What better definition of abstract programs than "things with types which compose"? Now consider categor
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by purescript 9y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=purescript,scalaj...
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by purescript 9y ago
I work on the PureScript ( http://purescript.org ) compiler, tools, libraries and book in my spare time (along with many other unpaid contributors), because it's the programming language I wished had existed when I started cr
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by purescript 9y ago
Just model this as taking an old, immutable web to a new one. impact :: Web -> Web Persistent data structures will let us reuse the best parts of the old web efficiently.
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by purescript 10y ago
> Aside from apps at work Now I'm curious :)
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by purescript 10y ago
Here is foldl implemented using foldr in PureScript, along with an example of using laziness to gain modularity: http://try.purescript.org/?gist=63d81adf9f5257ffa4f576df2658...
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by purescript 10y ago
We recently added a way to dump out the compiler's intermediate representation as JSON, so it's actually very straightforward to create new backends by transforming that output [1]. The representation is fairly compact, so the req
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by purescript 10y ago
Halogen is not the only option for building web applications with PureScript. There are simpler options like Pux and Thermite, which are possibly much easier to teach. Halogen is optimized for a different use case.
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by purescript 10y ago
You don't need to constrain yourself. AltJS allows users to mix and match different languages for different problems. Use a pure functional language where it makes sense for you, and don't where it doesn't.
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by purescript 10y ago
This is from 2014. Here is the 2016 version: https://github.com/paf31/24-days-of-purescript-2016
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Simulating a galaxy in Purescript(sloosch.de)
2 points by purescript 11y ago|0 comments
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Dot Waves: A PureScript Short Story(bitantics.com)
2 points by purescript 11y ago|0 comments
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Announcing PureScript 0.8(blog.functorial.com)
4 points by purescript 11y ago|0 comments
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by purescript 11y ago
> to become even more hardcore on algebra and categoric language In some of the standard libraries, yes, that's true. However, it's possible to use PureScript without the standard libraries, and use alternatives such as Preface
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by purescript 11y ago
The situation has improved since cabal install was required. npm install -g pulp purescript should be enough now.
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by purescript 11y ago
> Still, type classes seem to appear less and less elegant as time goes on I think part of the problem is that type classes are so easy to abuse. When you have a problem like e.g. monad transformers, where a) you have a lot of boilerplat
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by purescript 11y ago
I haven't used latest Halogen yet, so I can't give a detailed comparison, but the approach in Thermite [1] is indeed what I am referring to above. It was based on some work in the OpticUI library [2], and has worked out quite nice
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by purescript 11y ago
I know there is the Focus library [1]. I'm not sure about prisms, traversals etc. [1] http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/evancz/focus/1.0.1/Focu...
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by purescript 11y ago
I've found lenses (for zooming state) and prisms (for zooming actions) to be very useful for solving this problem.

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