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This blog post came out of two unrelated sets of questions I received last week about usage of the resourcet library. For those unfamiliar with it, the library is often ...

Often times I'll receive or read questions online about "design patterns" in Haskell. A common response is that Haskell doesn't have them. What many languages address ...

In the last post, we covered the following:

This is a technical post series about pure functional programming. The intended audience is general programmers who are familiar with closures and some functional ...

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It's always been clear to developers that a project's source code and how to build that source code are inextricably linked. After all, we've been including Makefiles ...

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This blog post is about a pattern (pun not intended) I've used in my code for a while, and haven't seen discussed explicitly. A prime example is when doing simplistic ...

While exact definitions of Continuous Integration vary, the idea is that your software project is automatically built and tested very regularly, often many times per ...

In October of last year, I published a new library - typed-process. It builds on top of the veritable process package, and provides an alternative API (which I'll ...