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  • Presented by Matt Parsons and Benjamin Kovach
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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Web developmentProgramming languagesHaskellFull-stack frameworks

Matt Parsons and Benjamin Kovach guide viewers through building a dynamic Reddit aggregator web application using Haskell and the Spock framework.

Matt Parsons and Benjamin Kovach give an introduction to programming in Haskell and walk through building a dynamic aggregating Reddit web page with Spock. Presented live for Athens, GA developers. UPDATE: Reddit's JSON API is now accessible only via https. As such, the verbatim code in the talk will no longer work; see the GitHub page below for a note on upgrading your project to use an https-out-of-the-box library. Code used for the talk: github.com/sellerlabs/haskell-workshop

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What people say. Recommended as a practical, beginner-friendly project tutorial for building web applications in Haskell.

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Where are the simple `Lets build ___ with Haskell` posts? I've seen three such posts so far but they tackle pretty advanced topics: compilers and browser engines. - Build a Haskell compiler - Build a Scheme Compiler - Build a browser If you know of any posts along the lines of lets Build X with Haskell can you please post them. I would personally love to see some simple introductory projects like Todo lists to help bridge the gap between solving programming problems and writing applications. I think it would be a good idea for the material to be current enough to work as well. Here's what's been found so far. **Apps** - How to build a Reddit Slack Bot in Haskell - Rest API in Haskel…
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