Functional Software Stockholm AB’s Post

🔄 Explore 'A Lazy Scheme in Haskell' with André M van Meulebrouck at LambdaConf. Discover the insights and lessons from implementing a lazily evaluated subset of Scheme in Haskell. Perfect for enthusiasts of both languages! Register here ➡️ https://buff.ly/3wbaG7U #Scheme #Haskell

Soar with Haskell I can't wait before starting the review to the book : Soar with Haskell. I am a beginner ++ definetly not an expert from Haskell so may bring novice point of view to other reviews. Thanks to Packt Shrinidhi M V

Why Haskell? Because no other compiler can give you immutability AND performance. Haskell’s laziness model is worth taking a deep dive into. https://lnkd.in/eYZU99bH

Solved Advent of Code day 2 challenge today using #rust. Had fun with nom parser combinator library. All the time put into implementing Parser Combinators in Haskell is totally worth it. You can view the code here -> https://lnkd.in/gm3A42WE

>λ= I published my first Haskell package on Hackage last night! RealDice is a library for random number generation that’s based on physical media touched by actual humans (like me!) In celebration of Haskell's determinative nature, this package can be used to bring a human touch to our digital world. It’s mostly for fun, but I do have a project that uses it that will be released soon. Being my first Hackage release, if any other Haskellers would like to take a look and give me any tips on possible improvements I would love that! Links in comments 😸💙

Logic vs heuristics: in his keynote talk Philip Wadler, co-creator of Haskell, will cover the contrast the two approaches, discussing the benefits and risks of each, and how the first may curb shortcomings of the second. 👉 book your spot: lambdadays.org #haskell #lambdadays #functionalprogramming

🌟🚀 What an incredible moment captured! 🚀🌟 So inspiring to see our VP of Engineering, Fernanda Andrade, sharing insights on property-based testing at Lambda Days, alongside none other than the legendary John Hughes, creator of QuickCheck! 🌈✨ #Haskell #QuickCheck #PropertyBasedTesting

My new blog post about the specialization optimization in the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) is now published on the Well-Typed blog! In the post, I describe the recent work we have done to improve the observability of specialization by adding new profiling methods to GHC and developing a GHC plugin. Go check it out: https://lnkd.in/gtFXbKiG

Uncover key Haskell insights with Rebecca Skinner, author of "Effective Haskell," as she discusses teaching philosophy, practical approaches, GHC usage, and the joy of coding in an engaging interview with Emily Pillmore. Skinner shares valuable perspectives on Monad Transformer Library (MTL) choices, hints at future explorations, and emphasizes the importance of embracing failure in the Haskell learning journey. Watch the GOTO Book Club episode. https://lnkd.in/d4TF_xGv 🌐 #Haskell #EffectiveHaskell #programminginsights