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Haskell High Performance Programming

You're reading from   Haskell High Performance Programming Write Haskell programs that are robust and fast enough to stand up to the needs of today

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786464217
Length 408 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Identifying Bottlenecks FREE CHAPTER 2. Choosing the Correct Data Structures 3. Profile and Benchmark to Your Heart's Content 4. The Devil's in the Detail 5. Parallelize for Performance 6. I/O and Streaming 7. Concurrency and Performance 8. Tweaking the Compiler and Runtime System (GHC) 9. GHC Internals and Code Generation 10. Foreign Function Interface 11. Programming for the GPU with Accelerate 12. Scaling to the Cloud with Cloud Haskell 13. Functional Reactive Programming 14. Library Recommendations Index

Web technologies


The libraries in this subsection are as follows:

  • Yesod framework: Full-blown MVC web framework, with all the bells and whistles.

  • Snap / Happstack: Also web frameworks, independent from each other. Comprises fewer features than Yesod, but still very useful.

  • blaze-html: Blazingly fast combinator library for HTML templating. Uses ByteStrings and the builder pattern.

  • amazonka / AWS: Bindings to the Amazon Web Service API. The amazonka bindings are autogenerated, full bindings, while aws is more user-friendly but partial.

Developing full-blown web applications in Haskell is easy, and there are multiple great libraries with overlapping features. In short, there are three major big frameworks: Yesod, Snap, and Happstack. Each of these provides basic things such as routing and templating. Yesod has most features of them, but also the steepest learning curve.

For just writing HTML in Haskell, one of the best options is blaze-html. blaze-html provides Haskell combinators for defining HTML...

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