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Re:How To Make An Infinitely Scalable RDBMS by ams6110 on Monday November 25, 2013 @08:36PM (#6798488)
A few years ago I was tinkering with Haskell and looked at a framework call HAppS which kept all its state in memory. Doesn't look like the project has really been active lately.
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Re:How To Make An Infinitely Scalable RDBMS by donri on Tuesday November 26, 2013 @08:50AM (#6801142)
HAppS is dead, long live Happstack!

What you're talking about was the HAppS-State component of the HAppS application server, a project which is in deed not active anymore. Happstack is the active fork of HAppS and had a "happstack-state" component for a while, but this was eventually rewritten from scratch and made independent of Happstack and is now known as acid-state [1]. It's even used for the new Hackage server that powers the Haskell package ecosystem.

[1] https://github.com/acid-state/acid-state

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