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Introduction to relude: An alternative Haskell prelude
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Introduction to relude an alternative Haskell prelude - Dmitrii Kovanikov
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- Presented by Dmitrii Kovanikov, co-founder of Kowainik
- Linked in the descriptionkowainik/relude
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Dmitrii Kovanikov introduces relude, an alternative standard library for Haskell, explaining its motivation, design, and benefits.
In this talk, Dmitrii described relude (github.com/kowainik/relude) — an alternative standard Haskell library created in Kowainik. He covered motivation and goals behind this library, main differences from `base`, challenges in maintaining and using alternative preludes, best practices on replacing the standard library and how using relude helps you be more productiveWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisu/cechcin r/haskell • Mentions
On “Relude or RIO, what's your choice?”
Relude.
The standard Prelude is full of warts and Relude fixes a lot of them.
The arguments to 'stick with Prelude even though it sucks because everyone else does' is just not convincing. Relude documentation is excellent. It also has a custom hlint file for editor linting.
The unwillingness to fix old mistakes is what is holding haskell back. If you are a library author and you use relude, you are promoting healthy positive growth in the haskell ecosystem.
(i’m not affiliated with relude in any way, just a happy customer)
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u/cechcin r/haskell • Mentions
On “Relude or RIO, what's your choice?”
enlighten yourself link to this video