Pragmatic Haskell: Building a Microservice Template That Actually Does Things
I’ve been working with Haskell for the last 4 years at NoRedink and over those years I’ve found myself happy working with the language. It has a powerful type system that helps me build code that (almost) doesn’t break. But there is one thing: when it comes to personal projects I had no idea how to start a new Haskell service from scratch. There was a lot of boilerplate to write. At my job things are pretty straightforward as we have libraries that accelerate our development process, and I wanted something similar! So I had an idea: why not build my own common libraries for services? ...