u/jysticin r/haskell • Recommends
On “24 days of Hackage, 2015: day 17: ansi-wl-pprint: avoiding string hacking”
For even fancier pretty printing check out annotated-wl-pprint.
David Christiansen uses it to great effect in Idris.
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10 A Pretty Printer that Says Waht It Means
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An ICFP 2015 presentation on designing a pretty printer with predictable and well-defined behavior.
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u/mallaiin r/haskell • Recommends
On “What features would you like to find in a Haskell IDE? (part 2)”
The IDE situation has improved so much in the last year since that post and I see the momentum continuing. The Atom integration is really maturing rapidly. With stack support and ghc-mod fixed, I finally have a stable environment. Things like IHaskell are amazing as well.
* It would be great to have interactivity like in IDRIS pretty printer.
* Integration of the refactoring tool that could automatically apply hlint suggestions. The tool already exists (sorry, forgot the name, it was a GSoC project), just not integrated.
* `organize imports` feature mentioned by /u/mightybyte. Very useful indeed.
* access to haddocks directly from IDE
Most important of all - GHC speed. The consensus is…