Conduits vs. Pipes
Michael Snoyman released conduit-0.3 this week. The conduit package provides three datatypes that can be chained together: Source, Counduit and Sink. If you were to look at the source code, you will notice that there is a lot of overlap between these datatypes. In this post I'll show how these types can be combined into a single one, which is the idea used by the pipes package. Compare: data Sink
Episode 6 - Gabriel Gonzalez and Michael Snoyman on Pipes and Conduit - The Haskell Cast
Episode 6 - Gabriel Gonzalez and Michael Snoyman on Pipes and Conduit Recorded: 2014-02-23, Published: 2014-03-03 Gabriel Gonzalez and Michael Snoyman join us to discuss their solutions to the problems with lazy IO. Gabriel's pipes library focuses on equational reasoning while Michael's conduit library promises deterministic resource handling. Gabriel and Michael have already debated the merits an
How to reimplement the conduit parsing API in 50 lines of pipes code
How to reimplement the conduit parsing API in 50 lines of pipes code Michael's recent blog posts highlighted several deficiences of pipes-based parsing. Particularly, he emphasized that it was incompatible with idioms from the core pipes library, and I agree with that assessment. Programming with pipes-parse is a different beast from programming with vanilla pipes and pipes-parse idioms more close
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