In the first post in this series, we saw how to get started with GHCJS with a Hello world, and how to build a basic reactive application. In this next blog post, we will create a more sophisticated view …
In this hands-on tutorial, we are going to build a reactive calculator app in Haskell. The code we will write will work on your browser using GHCJS, but you can easily change it to work on desktop if you want: …
In October we had the great opportunity to give a talk at Haskell eXchange 2019, where we followed up on the discussion of maintaining mobiles games in Haskell.
Thanks a lot to the Haskell eXchange organizers for making this …
At the end of August we were delighted to talk at FARM in Berlin about creating pure functional mobile games in Haskell. We explained the minimization of IO in our games, our compositional app/game structure, and how we can focus …
We are exited to announce that Christina Zeller will talk about creating maintainable mobile games in Haskell at Haskell eXchange 2019.
In this talk, Christina will discuss the different techniques we use at Keera Studios to reduce the size and …
Last month we had the pleasure of giving a talk at BOBKonf in Berlin, the same week as ICFP 2019, explaining how we are cleaning our code to make our mobile Haskell games and apps easy to maintain.
We are …
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