Monday
Apr272009
Engineering Large Projects in Haskell: A Decade of FP at Galois
Galois, Inc. |
Monday, April 27, 2009 at 9:55AM | in
Community,
Functional Programming,
Haskell,
Open Source Galois has been building systems in Haskell for the past decade. This talk describes some of what we’ve learned about in-the-large, commercial Haskell programming in that time. (Download slides :: .pdf).
- When and where we use Haskell
- Correctness, productivity, scalabilty, maintainability
- What language features we like: types, purity, types, abstractions, types, concurrency, types!
- The Haskell toolchain: FFI, HPC, Cabal, compiler, libraries, build systems, etc.
- Being a commercial entity in a largely open source community
This talk was presented Monday 20th April at λondon HUG.
Reader Comments (9)
Thanks, it was a good talk. I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to talk to you afterward.
[...] Don has now posted his slides from last week’s talk on the Galois blog: http://www.galois.com/blog/2009/04/27/engineering-large-projects-in-haskell-a-decade-of-fp-at-galois... [...]
Very nice! But this should be on the programming reddit, not just the haskell reddit. And the talk should be to a wider audience than a HUG.
You mention the need for precision of data layout (bits/bytes), etc. Why did you write "emerging" in the slide?
@Pal In that there is some support for low level representation control (inline/unboxed types/FFI ptr types). Class-associated data types also let us describe representation types for polymorphic structures separate to their regular representation.
[...] reports: As part of Galois‘ 10th birthday, Don Stewart presented a talk at the LondonHUG on Engineering Large Projects in Haskell, celebrating a decade of use of Haskell by Galois. TypLAB, a new startup talked about why they [...]
[...] Haskell Large scale systems [...]
There seems to be a copy at http://www.scribd.com/doc/19502765/Engineering-Large-Projects-in-Haskell-A-Decade-of-FP-at-Galois