All my projects (2008-2023)

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All my projects (2008-2023) - this was a fun exercise. I’d like to read others by other people.

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#2

I think you forgot lpaste, I loved it and I miss it.
Also, for intero you may want to say that it got forked (IIRC) as dante and has been evolving for years now (I was a ~happy user of intero and I’m a ~happy user of dante).

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#3

stack and intero were critical to my successful entry in Haskell. Thank you!
Also, don’t forget xeno. I used that in a project because it was easier to understand and modify. And you were the first person I heard about HTMX from. Keep going!

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#4

I got no further than item 2: hell. Wow! Huge impressive progress in recent months; HaskellScript is here!

(And the slightly scary name I guess means “mini haskell”.)

Thank you Chris, I appreciate your work.

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#5

Open source champions like you are why I don’t quit programming!

  • ini: I Iike it (don’t we use it in darcsden @simonmic ?)
  • xeno: I actually worked on a proper fork
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#6

xeno is packaged and released, I remember merging back in some changes by the Migamake folks. Perhaps some of your work too?

#7

And have now read the rest. Thanks for the great roundup of projects and writings. Some highlights for me:

  • hell shell scripting language that is a tiny dialect of Haskell
  • inflex This was my dream project that I planned on being The Big One for my 30s. … It was going to be an online spreadsheet competitor.
  • stack I made the first commit for Stack. I worked on it for a year or two, alongside many people at FP Complete like Michael Sloan, Manny Borsboom, Dan Burton and Michael Snoyman, and I have used it ever since. Most everyone else did the bulk of the work, I only kick started the basics (reading cabal files, GHCi support, things like that).
  • haskell-trace a small tool to add trace calls in one’s Haskell code
  • haskell-lang.org I wrote hl, an alternative Haskell homepage, complete with reasoning, which I launched at haskell-lang.org as an alternative competing page … Eventually, it did become the Haskell homepage due to some diplomatic heroics.
  • hindent my bold attempt to make a complete pretty printer for Haskell, so that manual code formatting would be a thing of the past … Years later, there was a remake project called Ormolu
  • lucid It’s one of my projects that is using the Immutable Publishing Policy.
  • pure-io a little IO monad that would run as a pure function. I used this for tryhaskell.org.
  • fay a Haskell without type-classes that compiled to JavaScript … ended up being quite popular … FP Complete used it for their IDE which was a web based Haskell IDE, which is pretty much how I got the job at FP Complete in 2013.
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