Haskell Project Showcase and Community Contributions
summary
Showcase lists concrete deliverables: a Flora documentation builder prototype with sandboxing ideas, Cabal Matrix that runs a DSL-specified matrix and shows failing version ranges, Haskell Language Server work (eight new PRs merged, ~15 issues closed) adding file-rename propagation and robust delete-unused-bindings, a working notebook embedding WaterfallCAD 3D output, an Elm full‑stack pipeline auto‑updating ratings via GitHub Actions, a Lean backend transpiling a small GHC Core subset for automated proofs, a finished Cabal vendor demonstrably producing fully offline builds, one new vulnerability reported plus two patched, and a live Haskell Inspector debugger/profiler with latency and heap diagnostics.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Opening Remarks And Showcase Introduction
- 1:00Flora Documentation Builder And Onboarding Improvements
- 3:08Cabal Matrix For Dependency Compatibility Testing
- 4:31Haskell Language Server Contributions
- 8:31Notebook Workflows And 3D Visualization
- 10:25Full-Stack Haskell And Elm Integration
- 12:32Automated Theorem Proving With Lean
- 14:17Haskell Learning And Practice Tools
- 15:44Nix Tooling And Build Monitoring
- 20:09Haskell Ecosystem Security Updates
- 22:25Dependency Analysis And SBOM Generation
- 25:17Cabal Vendor For Reproducible Builds
- 27:37Haskell Inspector Debugging And Profiling
- 33:26Hardware Design And Verilog Generation
- 36:17Growing The PureScript Ecosystem
- 39:16Software Rendering And Performance Engineering
- 43:17GHC Import Shadowing Extension
- 45:09Presentation Tooling With Pandoc
- 46:45Closing Ceremony And Community Updates
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