Posts tagged work

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Some ScalaCheck generators fail too much

ScalaCheck comes with generators which will happily try and, with high probability, fail to construct sets.

Posted by Thomas Sutton on December 29, 2015. Tagged with: scala, functional programming, work, testing, properties.

Testing multiple GHC versions on Travis CI

We're currently in a transition period between GHC releases so it's important to be able to test packages with multiple versions of GHC. Here's the standard approach and what I learned doing it to a package of mine.

Posted by Thomas Sutton on April 4, 2015. Tagged with: haskell, functional programming, software, work, testing.

Released some Haskell packages

I finished and released a couple of packages written in Haskell today. Here are a few details about them.

Posted by Thomas Sutton on April 3, 2015. Tagged with: haskell, functional programming, algorithms, software, work.

Reading from processes safely in Haskell

The naive approach to invoking a process and reading it's output is not safe. Here's a snippet of code which does this safely.

Posted by Thomas Sutton on March 4, 2015. Tagged with: haskell, functional programming, work, process, pipes, deadlock.

Multiple JSON encodings in Haskell

Here's a nice pattern to work with multiple JSON encodings of the same set of types in a Haskell program.

Posted by Thomas Sutton on February 12, 2015. Tagged with: haskell, functional programming, work, patterns.

Haskell at Work

I've recently (in blog years) started a new job at a company which uses Haskell quite extensively. Here are some things we do with it.

Posted by Thomas Sutton on January 28, 2015. Tagged with: haskell, functional programming, work.