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Overwhelmed by the huge number of custom operators in Haskell? Work with a popular library, but it looks overly intimidating due to the abundance of intricate-looking operators? For many Haskell engineers, these problems are real. Developers can experience massive anxiety, based solely on the fact that they need to deal with such API that throws a bunch of custom operators in their faces (we call
Developers spend most of their time reading code, understanding it and exploring other ways to use existing solutions. Frankly, in our profession, there is very little time on actually writing new libraries and creating new interfaces in real-life development. So it is quite important to have some help in the most common activities. Naming conventions is one such thing that improves readability an
Navigating in the ocean of Haskell possibilities is challenging even though Haskell is a powerful language that helps to implement robust and maintainable programs. The language supplies you with tons of awesome approaches, but it is not always trivial to see how and where to use them properly. Fortunately, like any other mainstream programming language, Haskell also has its best-practices and rec
Intro🔗 This blog post is going to walk you through the membrain Haskell library, its purpose and implementation details. Here is the link to the source code: kowainik/membrain Since the package has such an extraordinary name I feel like we owe you an explanation on what the package is doing. Membrain is not about creating memes (though we have good ones 😏), it’s about a type-safe memory data typ
Style guide used in Kowainik. This document is a collection of best-practices inspired by commercial and free open source Haskell libraries and applications. Style guide goals🔗 The purpose of this document is to help developers and people working on Haskell code-bases to have a smoother experience while dealing with code in different situations. This style guide aims to increase productivity by d
co-log: Composable Contravariant Combinatorial Comonadic Configurable Convenient Logging This blog post illustrates the architecture of the co-log library: a composable Haskell logging library that explores an alternative way of logging. I’m not going to cover how to implement the ElasticSearch backend for the logging library or how to make concurrent logging fast. Instead, the blog post explains
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