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@coolq afaik there's some overhead, check Day and ghcjs for more details (I just discovered them)
@Letmecode I agree with you, but there's a small case for this. Imagine having the backend in Haskell and being able to share types and other definitions! Quite the thing :) -
@coolq sorry, Fay. Autocorrect got me therw
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@brainlessdev that sounds incredible! Is he planning on having it open?
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@siksik I asked him, he's doing Rust/Purescript instead. Still pretty much the same concept, he opened it up on github this weekend: https:///github.com/tomhoule/...
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
Today I discovered that Haskell can be compiled to js. This is both wonderful and disturbing: having the strengths of Haskell feels right and encouraging, but having to transpile it to js feels unnaturally dirty.
Still, I'm not sure I can apply this at my job in any future, but I might have just the case in the brewing.
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