The Haskell Application Server
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Date: 2008-06-05
Time: 12:00
Room: BBL room 471
Speaker: Eelco Lempsink
Title: HAppS
Abstract
The Haskell Application Server (HAppS, http://happs.org) is a web framework for writing server applications. If that sounds too vague for you, imagine doing backend web programming with Haskell. A unique feature of HAppS that it offers a novel way to manage persistent state in a purely Haskell way, without the need to use a DBMS-system, with great performance. You might have looked at HAppS before, but since it only started to stabilize the last half year or so, it might be worth a look again. I will give a demo of a small HAppS application (the start of a wiki), and show lots of actual code, right down to the 'inside' of HAppS, so you'll see how it really works.Assets
- talk-final.pdf: The presentation file
- hiki.zip: Runnable (generated) Haskell sources