Phil Freeman

@paf31

Original developer of the PureScript compiler, author of , Haskeller, PLT enthusiast.

Los Angeles
Joined February 2011

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    bindings for now support proxy events, event-handlers & contain a new demo app.

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    I just released psc-pane: an auto reloading compiler

  3. Haskell, PureScript, Java, Scala, TypeScript, JavaScript Here's hoping code2016 = take 2 code2015...

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    Polyglot Twitter Bot, Part 4:

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    Haskellers coming to : what, if anything, don't you like about having to use node.js?

  6. Blogged: Announcing PureScript 0.8 (Release Candidate)

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    I wrote an intro to PureScript for a Haskeller:

  8. Pulp is now written in PureScript!

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    pulp (6.0.0): A build system and package manager for PureScript projects

  10. The release candidate for PureScript 0.8 is out Please give it a try!

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    Ecosystem for Thanks

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    made something for 34 with . going back to basics with 0 and 1.

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  13. That thing where you're on a work call and a Cephalic Carnage album hidden track kicks off =(

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    100% isomorphic ["web"] application in Purescript, with virtual dom, repl and telnet user interfaces :-)

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    Got a basic Nix workflow for working with Purescript on AWS Lambda:

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    Blogged: Deciding when to use the FFI.

  17. Phil Freeman followed , , and 6 others
    • @xlerb

      “Perhaps you're just different. Not a sin, you know — though you may have heard otherwise.”

    • @mxswd

      For best experience, send messages about Haskell or Swift. Previously at NICTA. Computers and stuff.

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    New Episode 189: PureScript with John A. De Goes and Phil Freeman cc/

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    Just published: a library for dealing with ANSI escape codes:

  20. eg. an applicative which is not a monad, semigroup/monoid, strong/arrow etc., and why they're useful.

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