@hvrgnu

Lazy functional tweeter

 Vienna, Austria
Joined October 2015
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Whirlwind Tour Of Cabal For Beginners buff.ly/3iN7VgT
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HVR@hvrgnu25 Feb 2020
Replying to @bgamari
I'd like to plug a friendly reminder that you can get convenient .deb packages for brand new #Haskell GHC 8.8.3 and Cabal 3.2 releases built appositely for your specific #Debian and #Ubuntu releases from our Apt repositories; see downloads.haskell.org/debian… for more details!
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We've put together an Awesome list of resources for the #Haskell Cabal build tool 💫 Discover incredible tools and helpful guides all in one place! And help us to make it even more awesome💅 Share your amazing work if it's anyhow related to Cabal! kowainik.github.io/projects/…

Kowainik - awesome-cabal

💫 A curated list of awesome resources for the Haskell Cabal build tool.

kowainik.github.io
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Pleased to say that three and a half months later, we have officially switched to using `cabal-install` instead of `stack` at @HasuraHQ! 🎉 github.com/hasura/graphql-en…

Switch from `stack` to `cabal-install` for building server code by jberryman · Pull Request #3558 ·...

See #3280 The idea here is to start the process of moving away from stack (potentially), but making this move official if we decie to, will require more coordination (moving CI, dev.sh and docs all...

github.com
Alexis King@lexi_lambda5 Oct 2019
I’ve been having a crisis of faith in `stack` recently. The UX for beginners is still way better than `cabal-install`, but recent changes have burned me… the removal of `stack solver` sucks, `stack exec` is broken with no workaround, and as of 2.x you can’t uninstall packages!
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🆕 Blog post time! I wrote about a nice feature for your #Haskell package configurations — "Common Stanzas". Step by step integration showcase and alternative examples (featuring #Dhall) are included. vrom911.github.io/blog/commo…

vrom911 - Common stanzas

This post is about one specific feature of Cabal (Haskell build tool) — common stanzas.

vrom911.github.io
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Automatic testing of Haskell projects with Travis CI -- New blog post! qfpl.io/posts/testing-with-t…
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Replying to @deech
Use @chocolateynuget for ghc on windows. Phyx- does an amazing job of packaging and fixing it. @me_coot can attest to the ease of ghc with choco.
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New blog post: "Unrolling data with Backpack" well-typed.com/blog/2019/11/…
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New blogpost: Haskell Design Patterns: The Handle Pattern jaspervdj.be/posts/2018-03-0… #haskell
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Haskell's cabal has received an enormous amount of shite over the years so I just wanted to say that version 3.0 is really really good and my install/build times are much faster then with previous setup (stack)
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Check out the new v0.2 release of the #Haskell #YAML libraries HsYAML and HsYAML-aeson which is the result from my #GSOC project! hackage.haskell.org/package/…

HsYAML

Pure Haskell YAML 1.2 processor

hackage.haskell.org
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Haskell-y Ever After: Summer Tales for Every Full-stack Developer (Part Two) link.medium.com/XdPYdZryrZ Enjoy while it still hot!! feedbacks are really welcome.
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Successfully completed #GSOC'19 with #Haskell🥳 Thank you so much to my mentor @hvrgnu for your amazing guidance throughout the project Hoping to keep on contributing to Haskell in the future. Have a look at the final work product: vijayphoenix.github.io/blog/…

GSoC 2019: Haskell (Part-II)

End of a beautiful Journey at Haskell.org

vijayphoenix.github.io
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I wrote a post of what cabal-fmt can do: oleg.fi/gists/posts/2019-08-… That doesn't feel like much, but already saves a lot of time.
Oleg Grenrus@phadej10 Aug 2019
As Cabal-3.0 is on Hackage, I also uploaded a hackage.haskell.org/package/… which uses it. There's small extra too
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Made a present for myself: github.com/haskell-CI/haskel… supports* GHCJS-8.4 (thanks to @hvrgnu's PPA). * I tried only for three repositories: splitmix, tree-diff and lens
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I just published Haskelly Ever After: Summer Tales for Every Fullstack Developer as part of my GSoC project. This post is based on my work up until first evaluation. Thank you for @hvrgnu, @benkolera, and @tuxkimo Enjoy!! #haskell medium.com/@rizary/haskelly-…
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Just started working on the #Haskell #GSOC with my mentor @hvrgnu and Michal Gajda. My first fixes bringing YAML test-suite conformance to 99% have already been released at hackage.haskell.org/package/…

HsYAML

Pure Haskell YAML 1.2 parser

hackage.haskell.org
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The list of GSoC 2019 projects for @HaskellOrg has been announced! summerofcode.withgoogle.com/…
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Do you use cabal new-build and sometimes which you could share the cabal store dependencies of your projects with other developers so that they don't have to rebuild them from scratch? Announcing cabal-cache-0.2.0.2 github.com/haskell-works/cab…

GitHub - haskell-works/cabal-cache: CI assistant

CI assistant. Contribute to haskell-works/cabal-cache development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com
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Having worked with Austin for years on GHC backend stuff, I can echo that he is _really_ good at what he does. If you need a systems/op person, you should hire him. If you don't, you should reconsider your needs and hire him anyways.
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