In October of last year, I published a new library – typed-process. It builds on top of the veritable process package, and

The exceptions package provides three typeclasses for generalizing exception handling to monads beyond IO: MonadThrow is for monads which allow reporting an

While helping a client ship a medical device we were tasked to make its response time bearable. This was no easy feat,

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Example code can be found here. When Node.JS first came onto the scene it successfully popularized the event-loop. Ryan Dahl correctly identified

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Last week, I was at DevConTLV X and attended a workshop by Aaron Cruz. While the title was a bit of a

Scripting in Haskell Writing scripts in Haskell using Stack is straight-forward and reliable. We’ve made a screencast to demonstrate this: Summary Slides

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Typeclasses such as Bifunctor are often expressed in terms of whether they are covariant or contravariant. While these terms may appear intimidating

The content below is still correct, but has been absorbed into the more comprehensive safe exception handling tutorial document instead. I recommend

In our last blog post we showed you the new docker init executable pid1. What if we wanted to use our shiny