FP Haskell Center Beta Sign-Up Still Open. Scheduled Activations Ongoing. We got many enthusiastic beta testers asking “I am all ready to test the product. When can I get activated?” Here’s the story: we started activating beta sign ups since last Sunday, based on a schedule of increasing numbers each day. We have over 1,000 […]
Beta Release Blog It’s here! After months of hard work by our engineers, and only 9 months since we announced our plans in ICFP last September, I am pleased to announce that we’ve released the beta of FP Haskell Center, the world’s first commercial Haskell IDE and deployment platform. We’ve received great response with nearly […]
Thanks to the roughly 1000 people who have already requested beta accounts to try FP Haskell Center. We are about to start admitting beta users in small groups, and in the meantime I thought you all might enjoy a detailed demo. Enjoy! FP Haskell Center Beta Demo on YouTube.
Beta sign-up Blog It’s almost here! After months of hard work by our engineers, I am pleased to announce that we’ve opened up sign-up for beta of FP Haskell Center, the world’s first commercial Haskell IDE and deployment platform. The beta will be released by the end of the month, and we are eager to […]
FP Complete Launches Haskell in Real World Competition with $1,000 Cash Prize Each Month I’m very excited to announce our Haskell in Real World contest: a call out for sample Haskell code and tutorials of real-world engineering and business solutions. Each entry consists of a working solution to an applied problem, plus accompanying tutorial material […]
FP Haskell Center is approaching its beta release date for an on-time delivery, and I wanted to share with you some of the details of our product in a short video blog. You can find a link to the video below: FP Haskell Center Video Blog Remember, there is still plenty of time to sign-up […]
If you’re coming from a language like C, Haskell can take some getting used to. It’s typical for a new language to feel a little different, but in Haskell the differences are more dramatic, and more fundamental. In particular… Where are the for loops? In most imperative languages, for loops are all over the place, […]
In the few years since Ruby Koans first came out, the approach has been mimicked in a wide variety of programming languages. Work on Haskell Koans was started in January 2012 by Román González and Tatsuhiro Ujihisa. The premise is simple: A koan is a small snippet of almost-correct code, given for “meditation”. Each koan […]
The FP Complete School of Haskell has been officially released to public. The beta has already been available for some time, so no big surprise there. The response from thousands of beta testers has been very positive, often enthusiastic, so we feel very encouraged. Who Is It For? Our goal is to build a self-sustaining […]
A question we hear a lot is: who’s already using Haskell commercially, and how is it going? Fortunately, there are a lot of Haskell users happy to talk about their experiences. Several companies have been generous enough to spend their time with us, being interviewed about their experiences so we can share them with you. […]