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Haskell for Mac · Posts tagged spritekit
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Skip to main content. Writing Games in Haskell with SpriteKit. September 20, 2016 23:30. Most existing approaches to writing games in Haskell are quite complicated. Often you have to deal with rather imperative low-level APIs (such as OpenGL. Or you need to get your head around a sophisticated FRP library (such as Yampa. In any case, the actual game-related functionality is usually rather limited (unless you code yourself all the way up from the likes of OpenGL and implement your own physics engine).
Presentable Types · Haskell for Mac
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Skip to main content. December 19, 2016 23:30. The ability to display non-textual results (such as graphics and animations) inline in playgrounds is one of Haskell for Mac's distinguishing features. This ability used to be reserved for values of a few built-in types. In Version 1.3.1, we have made it user-extensible, by way of instances of the type class. Which we introduced newly, provides this class. Class determines the set of types whose values can be displayed in playgrounds just like. Into a basic ...
Haskell for Mac · Posts tagged auto-completion
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Skip to main content. Auto Completion of Identifiers. January 4, 2017 18:28. Haskell for Mac 1.3.2 (with some refinements in 1.3.3) introduced auto-completion of identifiers, such as variable, function, constructor, and type names.
Haskell for Mac · Posts tagged games
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Skip to main content. Writing Games in Haskell with SpriteKit. September 20, 2016 23:30. Most existing approaches to writing games in Haskell are quite complicated. Often you have to deal with rather imperative low-level APIs (such as OpenGL. Or you need to get your head around a sophisticated FRP library (such as Yampa. In any case, the actual game-related functionality is usually rather limited (unless you code yourself all the way up from the likes of OpenGL and implement your own physics engine).
Auto Completion of Identifiers · Haskell for Mac
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Skip to main content. Auto Completion of Identifiers. January 4, 2017 18:28. Haskell for Mac 1.3.2 (with some refinements in 1.3.3) introduced auto-completion of identifiers, such as variable, function, constructor, and type names. When you briefly pause typing, Haskell for Mac will suggest completions based on both imported names and names that are already being used elsewhere in the currently edited module (or playground). When those suggestions come up, you have got a few options:. Import statement...
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Algebraic Data Types
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Higher-order Functions
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More About Algebraic Data Types
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Books — Haskell for Mac
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The books listed on this page are meant as helpful suggestions. Applicative is not affiliated with the publishers or authors and does not profit from the sale of these books. This very thorough book introduces Haskell from the ground up all the way to advanced concepts. It has been highly recommended as a companion to Haskell for Mac by several Haskell for Mac users and has received very favourable reviews. It is currently available through an early access program. Premium ebook, but well worth the cost!
Fundamentals
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First Steps
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Fractals
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Expression Trees
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Inh Hanneliese Hoffmanns, Tagesmutter in Kevelaer. Oktober 20, 2013. Als Tagesmutter in Kevelaer habe ich bereits seit November 2011 eine Homepage. Um weitere Eindrücke meiner Arbeit mit den Tageskindern regelmäßig geben zu können, habe ich mich zu diesem Blog hier entschieden. Konzept und grundlegende Informationen finden sich auf meiner Homepage „ Hasis-little-world.de“. Ich hoffe Ihr seid auch neugierig. 2016 Krippenmarkt in Kevelaer. Dezember 11, 2016. Das war laut 😉. Unvergeßlich und sehr mutig 🙂.
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My Views on 1's and 0's. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Impressions vs. Trustworthiness. In my belief, marketing is less about making big impressions, but more about taking simple, incremental steps to infer trust. This is specially true in B2B context where we deal with smart executives, who will easily spot inconsistencies of our marketing messages, if any. To elaborate this point, let's take an example:. Now, which contractor would win this project from you? Unfortunately, when we look at the marketing efforts...
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News @ Haskell.org. News @ Haskell.org. The Future of community.haskell.org. On Feb 23 2015, 12:43 PM. The New Haskell Homepage. On Feb 20 2015, 11:16 AM. Roughly 3/4 of a year after Chris Done first proposed. His redesign, we finally went live with the new https:/ haskell.org. On Nov 19 2014, 10:22 PM. The New Haskell.org. On Oct 13 2014, 12:30 PM. On Sep 19 2014, 8:08 PM. This is a brand new blog for Haskell.org. About News @ Haskell.org.
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Skip to main content. Quick Info Documentation Links. January 5, 2017 18:48. Version 1.3.2 of Haskell for Mac introduced documentation links in the info popovers for identifiers (names of functions, types, classes, etc). Auto Completion of Identifiers. January 4, 2017 18:28. Haskell for Mac 1.3.2 (with some refinements in 1.3.3) introduced auto-completion of identifiers, such as variable, function, constructor, and type names. December 19, 2016 23:30. Writing Games in Haskell with SpriteKit. We can take ...
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Haslee got some new, strange friends…. Haslee got some new strange friends. We are currently looking for radio content producers,. As well as voice talent. We wish to develop a sound relationship with a talented graphic designer. New logo just in! Is done, finally, all ready to get going and print some cards. Lease in the works. New lease for the space in wiliamsburg in progress! WP, themes, tres difficile. Finally the site is up, more or less…. Wp with the 141 theme, edited ad absurdum.
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Tuesday, July 11, 2017. Internet of Things may change the life of people. Posted by Blog Manila. If every things around us will be connected to the cloud, strict controls can be implemented. Furthermore, if AI will be on control with these connected things, great things will happen. But how can we sure everything will be fine. While thinking the benefits of IoT, we must think that these are still machines and only for human benefits if carefully used. Sunday, August 14, 2016. Posted by Blog Manila. The e...
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Shifting to the client again. Mdash; March 15, 2012 at 16:33 PDT. This is my take on the current shift to rich, in-browser JavaScript apps. Looking back over a few decades, this is the progression of how applications have been built:. Mainframes and dumb terminals. Minicomputers and smart terminals. Workstations and shared code/data repositories. Web apps and static HTML. Web services and rich browser apps. Translation: The main body of the application code lives on the:. It's Rails 3.2 day! The point of...
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