James Bowen·Apr 17, 2023This is How to Build Haskell with GNU Make (and why it’s worth trying)In a previous article I showed the GHC commands you need to compile a basic Haskell executable without explicitly using the source files…
James Bowen·Apr 10, 2023How to Make ChatGPT Go Around in Circles (with GHC and Haskell)As part of my research for the recently released (and free!) Setup.hs course, I wanted to explore the different kinds of compilation…A response icon1A response icon1
InQuick CodebyJames Bowen·Apr 3, 2023How to Stump ChatGPT in 1 Easy Step (Hint: Ask a Windows Question)While doing some research for Setup.hs, my new free course, I confronted a fact of Haskell development with Stack.
James Bowen·Mar 27, 2023New Free Course: Setup.hs!You can read all the Haskell articles you want, but unless you write the code for yourself, you’ll never get anywhere! But there are so…
James Bowen·Dec 18, 2022An Unusual Application for DijkstraToday will be the final part of our work on Dijkstra’s algorithm! We’ll go over a complete solution from the Advent of Code problem…
James Bowen·Dec 17, 2022Dijkstra with MonadsLast time on this series, we considered this library version of Dijkstra’s algorithm that you can find on Hackage.
James Bowen·Dec 16, 2022Dijkstra Comparison: Looking at the Library FunctionIn the last few articles I’ve gone through my approach for generalizing Dijkstra’s algorithm in Haskell. The previous parts of this series…
James Bowen·Dec 15, 2022Dijkstra in a 2D GridWe’ve now spent the last few articles looking at implementations of Dijkstra’s algorithm in Haskell, with an emphasis on how to generalize…
James Bowen·Dec 14, 2022Dijkstra with Type FamiliesIn the previous part of this series, I wrote about a more general form of Dijkstra’s Algorithm in Haskell. This implementation used a…
James Bowen·Dec 13, 2022Generalizing Dijkstra’s AlgorithmEarlier this week, I wrote a simplified implementation of Dijkstra’s algorithm. You can read the article for details or just look at the…
