In the last few blog posts, we examined how to build a functional calculator web-app using reactive programming. We used the reactive programming library Keera Hails, but the ideas apply to other frameworks as well.
In this last …
If you have access to Andronaut and Curiosity, you may have noticed a new update in recent weeks: version 0.9. This version will be the final release candidate before version 1.0.
A number of new changes have been included in …
In the last post we saw how to build a good looking GUI for a reactive calculator app. In this post we are going to implement the model of the application and connect it to the reactive GUI.
As you …
In our last post, we saw how to populate a dynamic page in Haskell from static files, and how to access HTML elements from the page, how to make their attributes and events reactive, and how to connect them …
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: …
