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On Reflex - Boston Haskell - Greg Hale
Boston Haskell
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- Presented by Greg Hale
- Linked in the descriptionryantrinkle/try-reflexreflex-frp/reflex-dom-contribcbmm/cochleagram
- May be out of date. The tools, versions or practices it shows have likely moved on.
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Web developmentProgramming languagesVue, Svelte, Angular and othersFunctional programming
Greg Hale presents a lightning talk demonstrating reflex-dom and functional reactive programming in Haskell.
Greg Hale's reflex-dom lightning talk for meetup.com/Boston-Haskell/ on Jan 20, 2016. try-reflex: github.com/ryantrinkle/try-reflex reflex-dom-contrib: github.com/reflex-frp/reflex-dom-contrib my-reflex-recipes: web.mit.edu/greghale/Public/my-reflex-recipes/ cochleagram: cbmm.github.io/cochleagram (Chrome only) cochleagram code: github.com/cbmm/cochleagramWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Shared as a quick demonstration of building web applications with Reflex in Haskell.
u/fmapthrowawayin r/haskell • Mentions
On “A simple starter project for building Reflex applications with Stack”
Thanks! This looks more up-to-date than luigy's repository and I'm excited to hear it includes GHCJSi out-of-the-box! Reflex is fantastic, I also suggest Greg Hale's interactive and introductory examples and his Boston-Haskell talk for an easy introduction to Reflex that pairs well with Ryan's intro talk and tutorial that you linked to in the repo.
u/imladrisin r/haskell • Mentions
On “Music with Elm”
Do you mean this? link to this video
u/klaxionin r/haskell • Mentions
On “Has anyone made a finished Haskell NES emulator?”
don't take this the wrong way, i really love haskell and it's community.
However, despite how people have a tendency to nod and say "yes everything is possible", not enough people have actually set out to do them.
The magic combo of FRP & gamedev is a particularly bleeding edge space right now. Everything I've heard says Reflex is the most performant and best designed frp framework currently available. reflex is under heavy development and there isn't a great learning path that i've come across .. anybody else feel free to chime in. but maybe this ghcjs demo could be encouraging. Towards the cochleogram thing is probably a decent example of realtime graphics.
EDIT: demo -
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