Posts

• Scripting the Hell out of Trello with Haskell

  Want to use Haskell for something real but don't want to risk it at work? This is how I do it.

• Homebrew Brewfile Dump with Haskell

  This script creates a Brewfile using `brew bundle dump` and adds to that all the apps from `/Applications` that can be installed via Homebrew as casks.

• Crossposting to Medium via Command Line

  Using a Haskell script to crosspost to Medium a blog post with a frontmatter as used in Jekyll markdown files

• Custom Markdown in Pandoc

  Transforming Pandoc's AST to implement custom Markdown syntax.

• RecordDotSyntax in Haskell

  Records in Haskell are troublesome but the Dot (syntax) is coming soon

• Production Drafts for Hakyll Posts

  Publish hidden drafts to production with a boolean flag in the metadata

• Adding `published` to Hakyll Posts

  Control which posts to publish with a boolean flag in the metadata

• Rewriting to Haskell–Errors

  Returning the correct JSON error when parsing fails

• Rewriting to Haskell–Parsing Query Params, Again

  Wrapping URL query params in their own types without using FromHttpApiData

• Rewriting to Haskell–Parsing Query Params

  Wrapping URL query params in their own types using FromHttpApiData

• Rewriting to Haskell–Linting

  Using HLint to improve the code in Stream

• Rewriting to Haskell–Testing

  Using HSpec to test Stream through its endpoints

• Rewriting to Haskell–Making GHC More Nitpicky

  Enabling GHC compiler warnings to enforce better code

• Rewriting to Haskell–Standing on the shoulders of Rails

  Using Rails as a handrail to keep our iteration small

• Rewriting to Haskell–Configuration

  Using yaml to configure a Servant application

• Rewriting to Haskell–Automatic Formatting

  Using Ormolu to keep code pretty and stop once for all discussions on cosmetics

• Rewriting to Haskell–Deployment

  Everything needed to deploy and run Stream (Servant) on the server side

• Rewriting to Haskell–Project Setup

  Setting up Servant and CI for Stream

• Rewriting to Haskell–Intro

  Hidden in the Functional Programming basement at Lunar Logic we want to have fun, enable newcomers to approach Haskell and creating future options for the company

• Staring at ($), (<$>), (<*>) and (>>=)

  Differences and similarities between function application, Functor's `fmap`, Applicative Functor's sequential application and Monad's `bind`

• From Kanbanery to Trello

  Using a Haskell script to migrate a Kanbanery board to Trello

• Crossposting to DevTo via command line

  Using a Haskell script to crosspost a blog post with a frontmatter as used in Jekyll markdown files

• Tweeting a Blog Post via command line

  Using a Haskell script to post a tweet about a blog post with a frontmatter as used in Jekyll markdown files

• Scaffolding a Blog Post

  Using a Haskell script to bootstrap a file from a template

• Playing with Fmt

  Using Fmt to format stuff

• Parsing CSV in Haskell

  Using Cassava to parse a CSV file

• Refactoring the Mars Rover Kata in Haskell

  Refactoring our deployed-to-Mars rover

• Mars Rover Kata in Haskell

  Moving a rover on Mars type-safely

• Fun with Typeclasses

  Ever heard of `Enum`, `Bounded`, `BoundedEnum` and `CyclicEnum`?

• Merging IO and Either into one monad

  How to simplify code by merging two monads into one

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–Giving Back

  In this post I'm celebrating becoming a contributor to Yesod

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–JSON API

  In this post we are going to see how to transform our Yesod blog into a JSON API (including authentication)

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–Returning JSON

  In this post we are going to see how to return JSON in our Yesod blog

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–Authorization

  In this post we are going to take care of authorization in our Yesod blog

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–Authentication

  In this post we are going to add authentication to our Yesod blog

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–Using a Database

  In this post we are going to hook up our Yesod blog to a database

• Building a Blog in Haskell with Yesod–The Basic Structure

  In this post we are going to develop the basic structure of our Yesod blog

• Scripting in Haskell and PureScript

  Writing scripts with Haskell and PureScript is a good way of doing some functional programming at work

• Adding Twitter Cards to Hakyll Posts

  Make your Hakyll posts look better in Twitter