Chris Done

@christopherdone

Reading. Functional programming. Resistance training. Cycling. Emacs. Music. Putting on my robe and wizard hat.

England, United Kingdom
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Joined July 2009
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  1. Jun 7

    German Naming Convention

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    Apr 20

    It is with great sadness that I share news of Joe Armstrong's passing away earlier today. Whilst he may no longer be with us, his work has laid the foundation which will be used by generations to come. RIP , thank you for inspiring us all.

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  3. Apr 6

    Web engines in Haskell and browser monoculture

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    Mar 31

    Finally, dynamically typed programming in Haskell made easy! by

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    Mar 28

    The Haskell performance checklist by

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  6. Mar 1

    Simple example of using Liquid Haskell to model a valid date statically

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  7. Feb 28

    An easily digestible example of a dependent type that comes from user input at runtime: the vector size and the index

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  8. 10 Jul 2018

    When friends complain about programming with state.

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  9. 16 May 2018

    Verifying myself: I am chrisdone on . clfH-qHettL2QRMLBukurjZ6rrQt5zA-7i0N /

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  10. 2 May 2018

    A new Haskell library for talking to ODBC databases, like SQL Server.

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  11. 12 Oct 2017

    Nice! Looking forward to watching the video of the talk!

    Just heard at speak on hexml and xeno. We us Xeno at the labs - works great! Thanks Neil and
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  12. 28 Sep 2017

    With hindent's builtin line-breaking style, you can use proportional fonts like Comic Sans to code your Haskell, like you always wanted.

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    5 Aug 2017

    wish: A trivial web browser written in Haskell. ~ Chris Done

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    20 Jul 2017

    jl - Functional sed for JSON by

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  15. 7 Jul 2017

    Teaser for my educational language called Duet Will post more fun demos (graphics, webcam, mic, networking) later.

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  16. 18 Mar 2017

    Add a :describe command to your GHCi (for figuring out how expressions with operators are parsed)

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    10 Mar 2017

    Great work by : Benchmarks comparing the performance of different data structures

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    11 Jan 2017

    A great article by on writing fast—legitimately fast—Haskell:

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  19. 29 Aug 2016

    Which tab width do you prefer for Haskell code? Please pick 2 or 4.

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    18 Jul 2016

    Here's a more comprehensive demo of Intero knowing how to fix bugs that you shouldn't have to fix yourself.

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