Re:Yesod 1.0 - a robust, friendly, high performance web fram...
by cies on Monday April 09, 2012 @06:27PM
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Great write-up, thanks!
> 2
Quite some research has been put in from the Yesod team on this matter. Michael Snoyman did not want to release Yesod 1.0 before the matter on pipes/conduits was settled.
> 3
This is because Yesod was not yet 1.0 -- the message was always that after 1.0 API breakage would only be allowed in major version jumps. (as it should)
> 4
Yups, everyone working on several big Haskell projects hopes this can soon be fixed. There's some GSoC proposal for it, I hope it gets through.
One question: would Happstack like to use Yesod's WAI? I see some progress has been made to that goal[1]. If you use WAI then your Warp competitor could also be used for Yesod.
> 2
Quite some research has been put in from the Yesod team on this matter. Michael Snoyman did not want to release Yesod 1.0 before the matter on pipes/conduits was settled.
> 3
This is because Yesod was not yet 1.0 -- the message was always that after 1.0 API breakage would only be allowed in major version jumps. (as it should)
> 4
Yups, everyone working on several big Haskell projects hopes this can soon be fixed. There's some GSoC proposal for it, I hope it gets through.
One question: would Happstack like to use Yesod's WAI? I see some progress has been made to that goal[1]. If you use WAI then your Warp competitor could also be used for Yesod.
https://github.com/aslatter/happstack-wai