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Typesafe SQL in Haskell - Ben Kolera - BFPG 2015-09

Brisbane Functional Programming Group

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Databases and dataProgramming languagesSQLPostgresFunctional programming

Ben Kolera introduces Opaleye, a composable and typesafe Haskell DSL for generating SQL against PostgreSQL databases.

Ben talks about Opaleye, an extremely composable and typesafe haskell DSL for generating SQL against a Postgres database. It comes with a tutorial and runnable code that should explain things a bit better: github.com/benkolera/talk-opaleye/tree/master/code The slides can be found here: opaleye.benkolera.com

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What people say. Recommended as a helpful introduction to using Opaleye for typesafe database queries in Haskell.

u/tomejaguarin r/haskell • Recommends

Talk on Opaleye by Ben Kolera at Brisbane FP Group

u/spirosboosalisin r/haskell • Mentions

…valent to Applicative plus Category". if Opaleye were ported to: 1. Category.(.), which can wire things together 2. and ApplicativeDo, to deal with flipping the order of results, dropping them, and duplicating them would queries be 1 actually more legible, or less and 2 equally optimizeable? source: never used arrows or opaleye links: link to this video https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/2nxx7n/announcing_opaleye_sqlgenerating_embedded_domain/ https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/2q0rwv/24_days_of_ghc_extensions_arrows_guest_post_by/ the author: /u/tomejaguar…