Solving Advent of Code ’23 “Aplenty” by Compiling
April 7, 2024 A eighteen minute read 13 comments 2 🗣️ 11 ❤️ 7 🔁 Tags: programmingparsinginterpreterscompilershaskell Every year I try to solve some problems from the Advent of Code (AoC) competition in a not straightforward way. Let’s solve the part one of the day 19 problem Aplenty by compiling the problem input to an executable file. Every year I try to solve some problems from the Advent of C
Implementing Co, a Small Language With Coroutines #4: Adding Channels
June 3, 2023 A twenty-six minute read 3 comments 4 🗣️ 30 ❤️ 18 🔁 Tags: programmingprogramming-languagesinterpretersconcurrencycontinuationshaskell In the previous post, we added coroutines to Co, the small language we are implementing in this series of posts. In this post, we add channels to it to be able to communicate between coroutines. Implementing Co #1: The Parser Implementing Co #2: The I
Writing a Static Site Generator Using Shake
December 17, 2022 A thirty-one minute read 2 comments 4 🗣️ 3 ❤️ 8 🔁 Tags: haskellprogrammingbuild-systems Static site generators (SSGs) are all rage these days as people realize that plain HTML websites are good enough for most cases. SSGs take raw data in various formats—often Markdown, JSON, and YAML—and process them to produce the static websites, which can then be hosted easily on any hostin
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