Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.4
At present, documentation for functions and types in Haddock is lacking, so I plan to fill in those gaps. In addition, I intend to provide usage explanations...
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Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.3
One notable benefit of Haskell is the ability to mutually extend language features compatibly through libraries. This means you never encounter issues such a...
Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.2
You can find all performance measurements for version 0.7 here.
Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.1
heftia is the first-ever effect system, not just among Haskell libraries but historically across all effect system implementations and languages, to complete...
[ARCHIVE] Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.4
First, we need to investigate precisely when the performance of higher-order effects, such as Local, becomes noticeably slow in realistic use cases. This mea...
[ARCHIVE] Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.3
From here, I will describe the issues associated with the current general IO monad approach and the broader Haskell effect ecosystem.
[ARCHIVE] Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.2
Let’s start with performance. You can find all performance measurements for version 0.7 here. Below is a benchmark result of a typical real-world use case in...
[ARCHIVE] Heftia: The Next Generation of Haskell Effects Management - Part 1.1
heftia is the first-ever fully type-safe and performant effect system, not just among Haskell libraries but historically across all effect system implementat...
[ARCHIVE] Is it possible to reconcile UnliftIO and continuations?
First, there is a higher-order effect for UnliftIO that can be used: Data.Effect.Unlift.UnliftIO. When the UnliftIO higher-order effect is in the effect list...
[ARCHIVE] Higher-Order Effects Done Right: How the Heftia Extensible Effects Library Works
This article is intended for the Haskell Extensible Effects (EE) community, focusing on “higher-order effects” and “delimited continuations.” It explains the...