Haskell Hackers - Revision history

Belovachap: Add a link to the Haskell resources page :)

2020-03-09T07:40:53Z

Add a link to the Haskell resources page :)

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	We assemble to construct software that matters, far from the madding crowd of callbacks, runtime errors and brogrammers. The Noisebrige Haskell Hackers is a community who learns by doing.		We assemble to construct software that matters, far from the madding crowd of callbacks, runtime errors and brogrammers. The Noisebrige [[Haskell]] Hackers is a community who learns by doing.

	Rather than being a meetup focused on talks, this is a recurring hack night where participants learn by actively programming together. Actions speak louder than words, and we strive to make useful contributions to open source, documentation, or personal experiments while making friends with likeminded developers.		Rather than being a meetup focused on talks, this is a recurring hack night where participants learn by actively programming together. Actions speak louder than words, and we strive to make useful contributions to open source, documentation, or personal experiments while making friends with likeminded developers.

2016-09-29T21:39:34Z

Possible Hacks

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	alanvx:		alanvx:
	* learning Yesod		* learning Yesod

			isovector:
			* a template haskell function to generate vacuous instances of type classes for uninhabited types

	[add your ideas]:		[add your ideas]:
	* foo		* foo
	* bar		* bar

2016-09-27T19:14:58Z

Possible Hacks

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	* learn/understand the relationship between Free / FreeER / TTF		* learn/understand the relationship between Free / FreeER / TTF

			alanvx:
			* learning Yesod

	[add your ideas]:		[add your ideas]:
	* foo		* foo
	* bar		* bar

2016-09-24T06:17:44Z

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	= Next Meeting =		= Next Meeting =

	Thursday 9/8/2016.		Thursday 9/29/2016.

	* 6:00 - Mingle		* 6:00 - Mingle
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	* Experiment with writing example parsers for megaparsec's		* Experiment with writing example parsers for megaparsec's
	documentation		documentation
			* Add code examples to Haddock docs for packages lacking examples

	epaniagua (e7a):		epaniagua (e7a):

2016-09-09T00:52:39Z

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	victordenisov:		victordenisov:
	* Mongodb driver		* Mongodb driver
			* Scope highlighter for editors

	cdsmith:		cdsmith:

2016-09-08T00:27:26Z

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	* Would also be interested in learning about tagless-final (but at a pretty basic level!),		* Would also be interested in learning about tagless-final (but at a pretty basic level!),
	or working on the personal schedule DAG model.		or working on the personal schedule DAG model.

			radoye:
			* learn/understand the relationship between Free / FreeER / TTF


	[add your ideas]:		[add your ideas]:
	* foo		* foo
	* bar		* bar

2016-09-07T22:01:12Z

Possible Hacks

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	cdsmith:		cdsmith:
	* CodeWorld~~, an educational web-based programming environment for Haskell~~		* CodeWorld (https://github.com/google/codeworld)

	jefdaj:		jefdaj:

2016-09-07T19:23:52Z

Possible Hacks

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	manage stuff in a biology lab (cell lines, freezer boxes, gene sequences, experimental		manage stuff in a biology lab (cell lines, freezer boxes, gene sequences, experimental
	measurements, etc), but the idea is fairly general. [https://tarql.github.io/ Tarql]		measurements, etc), but the idea is fairly general. [https://tarql.github.io/ Tarql]
	already translates tables to RDF, and [~~Arq~~ https://jena.apache.org/documentation/query/cmds.html]		already translates tables to RDF, and [https://jena.apache.org/documentation/query/cmds.html Arq]
	already does queries, so this would mostly be about figuring out		already does queries, so this would mostly be about figuring out
	the overall data model--how to encode everything it needs in simple text files without		the overall data model--how to encode everything it needs in simple text files without

2016-09-07T19:23:23Z

Possible Hacks

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	manage stuff in a biology lab (cell lines, freezer boxes, gene sequences, experimental		manage stuff in a biology lab (cell lines, freezer boxes, gene sequences, experimental
	measurements, etc), but the idea is fairly general. [https://tarql.github.io/ Tarql]		measurements, etc), but the idea is fairly general. [https://tarql.github.io/ Tarql]
	already translates tables to RDF, so this would mostly be about figuring out		already translates tables to RDF, and [Arq https://jena.apache.org/documentation/query/cmds.html]
			already does queries, so this would mostly be about figuring out
	the overall data model--how to encode everything it needs in simple text files without		the overall data model--how to encode everything it needs in simple text files without
	too much confusing "magic"?		too much confusing "magic"?

2016-09-07T19:19:29Z

Possible Hacks

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	the overall data model--how to encode everything it needs in simple text files without		the overall data model--how to encode everything it needs in simple text files without
	too much confusing "magic"?		too much confusing "magic"?
			* Would also be interested in learning about tagless-final (but at a pretty basic level!),
			or working on the personal schedule DAG model.

	[add your ideas]:		[add your ideas]:
	* foo		* foo
	* bar		* bar