[Haskell-cafe] Haskell Weekly News: Issue 127 - August 8, 2009

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Issue 127 - August 08, 2009
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   Welcome to issue 127 of HWN, a newsletter covering developments in the
   [1]Haskell community.

   Apologies for the long hiatus, mostly due to organizing Hac phi (which
   was a [2]great success!). And I'm now going on vacation for a couple
   weeks and may have limited Internet access, so don't hold your breath
   for an issue of the HWN next week either... anyway, a ton of
   interesting stuff has happened over the past three weeks (of course),
   including a bunch of [3]discussion on the Haskell-prime mailing list, a
   number of package releases, Haskell Platform discussion, and more.

Announcements

   bindings-posix 0.0.2. Mauricio [4]announced [5]bindings-posix, a low
   level binding to Posix. It makes use of facilities and design from the
   [6]bindings-common package to map the [7]standard Posix library.

   bindings-common 0.2.1. Mauricio [8]announced a new release of
   [9]bindings-common, which offers basic code that provides a common
   design standard and common utilities for writing modules providing
   low-level foreign library bindings. The major new feature of this
   release is the availability of hsc2hs custom macros, and a
   corresponding reduction in code size.

   Dyre - Dynamic Program Recompilation (Xmonad-style configuration). Will
   Donnelly [10]announced the release of [11]dyre, a library for
   xmonad-style program recompilation. It is based in spirit after the
   HConf library written by the Yi project, but with a focus on simple
   integration, state persistence as an optional feature, and Windows
   support.

   nntp 0.0.2. Maciej Piechotka [12]announced the release of [13]nntp, a
   library to connect to nntp (i.e. mainly USENET) servers. This version
   represents a complete rewrite from version 0.0.1, including a new NntpT
   monad and basic support for XHDR.

   GLUT 2.2.0.0. Sven Panne [14]announced a new version of the [15]GLUT
   package, which depends on the new OpenGL, StateVar and Tensor packages,
   but is otherwise unchanged except for a new demo.

   OpenGL 2.3.0.0. Sven Panne [16]announced a new version of the
   [17]OpenGL package, which is now only a convenience layer upon the
   [18]OpenGLRaw and [19]GLURaw packages, written in in pure Haskell
   without the FFI. The latter two packages load the native libraries
   dynamically and do not rely on any C headers, making it possible to
   build all OpenGL-related packages even on machines without any
   installed native OpenGL support.

   yices 0.0.0.1. Ki Yung Ahn [20]announced [21]yices, a Haskell interface
   to the [22]Yices SMT solver.

   ALUT 2.2.0.0. Sven Panne [23]announced a new version of the ALUT
   package, which now depends on the highly portable [24]StateVar package
   instead of [25]OpenGL.

   OpenAL 1.4.0.0. Sven Panne [26]announced a new version of the
   [27]OpenAL package, which now depends on the highly portable
   [28]StateVar, [29]ObjectName and [30]Tensor packages, instead of
   [31]OpenGL.

   Tensor 1.0.0.1. Sven Panne [32]announced the [33]Tensor package, yet
   another spin-off of the OpenGL package, containing a few tensor data
   types and their instances for some basic type classes.

   darcs 2.3.0. Petr Rockai [34]announced a new stable release of
   [35]darcs, version 2.3.0. This version includes a number of
   improvements and bugfixes over the previous stable release, 2.2.
   Moreover, work has been done to improve performance of "darcs whatsnew"
   for large repositories.

   uacpid-0.0.4. Dino Morelli [36]announced the release of [37]uacpid, a
   daemon designed to be run in userspace that will monitor the local
   system's acpid socket for hardware events. These events can then be
   acted upon by handlers with access to the user's environment.

   Korean translation of "Programming in Haskell". Ki Yung Ahn
   [38]announced a new [39]non-English book on Haskell, published on July
   24.

   TABI 0.1: a typeful tagged cross-language calling convention. Bulat
   Ziganshin [40]announced a preliminary release of [41]TABI, a library
   providing a typeful, tagged cross-language calling convention.

   Typeful/Text/HTMLs (for AngloHaskell/for scrap?). Jon Fairbairn
   [42]announced an [43]HTML library which guarantees standards compliance
   via types, even down to the nesting restrictions.

   yst 0.2.1. John MacFarlane [44]announced the release of [45]yst, which
   generates static websites from YAML or CSV data files and
   StringTemplates. This approach combines the speed, security, and ease
   of deployment of a static website with the flexibility and
   maintainability of a dynamic site that separates presentation and data.

   The Haskell Platform 2009.2.0.2. Don Stewart [46]announced the third
   release (2009.2.0.2) of the [47]Haskell Platform, a single, standard
   Haskell distribution for everyone.

   atom 0.1.0. Tom Hawkins [48]announced the 0.1.0 release of [49]Atom, a
   Haskell DSL for hard realtime applications. This release includes
   support for assertions and functional coverage to aid simulation and
   testing.

   tkhs-0.1.* Presentation Utility. Yusaku Hashimoto [50]announced the
   release of [51]tkhs-0.1.*, a simple presentation utility. If you are
   thinking PowerPoint is overkill for your presentation, Tkhs may fit the
   purpose.

   RFC: Unicode support in Alex. Jean-Philippe Bernardy [52]requested
   feedback on his modifications to the [53]Alex lexer generator to
   support Unicode. The prototype is [54]available on github.

   The Monad.Reader - Issue 14. Wouter Swierstra [55]announced Issue 14 of
   [56]The Monad.Reader. This issue contains three articles "Fun with
   Morse Code" by Heinrich Apfelmus, "Hieroglyph 2: Purely Functional
   Information Graphics Revisited" by Jefferson Heard, and "Lloyd
   Allison's Corecursive Queues: Why Continuations Matter" by Leon P
   Smith.

   TBC: Testing By Convention. Peter Gammie [57]announced the release of
   [58]TBC, a test harness which has features complementary to existing
   harnesses: it attempts to compile and run all tests, even if some do
   not compile or run; and tests following conventions require a lot less
   boilerplate.

   Elerea version 1.x.x. Patai Gergely [59]announced an update of his FRP
   library, [60]Elerea, along with some updates to the accompanying
   [61]example programs. The interface was changed into a
   monadic-applicative hybrid that distinguishes stateful and stateless
   combinators for safety reasons: most importantly, the latcher was
   removed due to various practical issues, and it is replaced by much
   better behaved stateless higher-order constructs. The library is now
   capable of handling arbitrary higher-order signals.

   haskell-src-exts-1.1.0. Niklas Broberg [62]announced the release of
   [63]haskell-src-exts-1.1.0, bringing you tuple sections, comments, and
   a few bug fixes.

   graphviz-2999.1.0.2. Ivan Lazar Miljenovic [64]announced a bug fix
   release of the [65]graphviz package, which fixes a bug spotted by
   Srihari Ramanathan where the Dot representation of Color values were
   double-quoted when they shouldn't have been.

   Leksah 0.6. Hamish Mackenzie [66]announced the 0.6 release of
   [67]Leksah, a Haskell IDE. New features include integrated GHCi based
   debugging, multi-window support, improved layout control, regular
   expression find and replace, ability to grep files in the current
   package, and improved Mac OS X integration.

   Semantic Web. Vasili I. Galchin [68]announced the [69]cabalisation of
   [70]Swish-0.2.1 (Semantic Web Inference uSing Haskell), a semantic web
   toolkit designed and implemented by Graham Klyne. The package now
   builds on GHC 6.8.2, with more improvements planned.

   graphviz-2999.1.0.1. Ivan Lazar Miljenovic [71]announced a bug-fix
   release to fix the problems with Either-based Attributes in the
   previous release (2999.0.0.0), spotted mainly by Zsolt Dollenstein.

   cautious-file 0.1.1: Ways to write a file cautiously, to avoid data
   loss. Robin Green [72]announced the first public release of
   [73]cautious-file, which provides a writeFile function that has several
   advantages over Prelude.writeFile: it uses the recommended way of
   writing a file on POSIX, so as not to expose the user to the risk of
   data loss after a crash or power failure; and it uses a temporary,
   randomly-named file for writing and only overwrites an existing file
   once the write is complete.

Google Summer of Code

   Progress updates from participants in the 2008 [74]Google Summer of
   Code.

   Haddock improvements! Isaac Dupree has [75]cleaned up most of the loose
   edges on cross-package documentation, and has [76]begun moving comment
   parsing from GHC to Haddock.

   EclipseFP. Thomas Ten Cate is [77]finally happy with his refactorings
   of the Scion client, and has done [78]quite a bit of cleanup of
   compilation warnings and unit tests.

   Improving the Haskell space profiling experience. Gergely Patai posted
   about [79]segfaults with gtk2hs, and using Cairo instead of OpenGL for
   rendering, and has some [80]nice screenshots of the profiling client.

   haskell-src-exts -> haskell-src. Niklas Broberg has [81]started working
   on comment support.

   Fast darcs. Petr Rockai has made [82]much [83]progress, released
   [84]darcs 2.3.0, and posted a [85]discussion on patch formats.

Discussion

   Adding binary to the Haskell Platform. Don Stewart began a
   [86]discussion thread on the possibility of adding the [87]binary
   package to the [88]Haskell Platform.

   Thinking about what's missing in our library coverage. Don Stewart
   [89]asked how to identify packages that ought to be added to the
   [90]Haskell Platform, and areas of functionality that are missing.

   Proposal: TypeDirectedNameResolution. Johannes Waldmann began a
   [91]discussion on a proposed language extension, [92]type-directed name
   resolution.

   Implicit concatenation in list comprehensions. Max Bolingbroke started
   a [93]discussion on a proposed syntax extension to allow multiple
   expressions on the left-hand side of a list comprehension, resulting in
   implicit concatenation.

Jobs

   Postdoc and Ph.D. position on 3gERP-project at DIKU. Fritz Henglein
   [94]announced the availability of a postdoc position and a Ph.D.
   scholarship at the Department of Computer Science, University of
   Copenhagen (DIKU) within 3d generation enterprise resource planning
   systems (3gERP), a collaborative strategic research project with
   partners at DIKU (computer science), Copenhagen Business School (CBS,
   information systems) and Microsoft Development Center Copenhagen (MDCC,
   enterprise systems).

Blog noise

   [95]Haskell news from the [96]blogosphere. Blog posts from people new
   to the Haskell community are marked with >>>, be sure to welcome them!
     * >>> Joel Ray King: [97]Starting out with Haskell.
     * JP Moresmau: [98]Yoohoo: mazes of monad is kind of popular!.
     * Don Stewart (dons): [99]Haskell Package Popularity Rankings :
       August 2009.
     * David Amos: [100]Where we've been, and where we're going.
     * >>> Michael Feathers: [101]Functional Refactoring and "You Can't
       Get There From Here".
     * Magnus Therning: [102]Updating GHC on Arch.
     * Tom Schrijvers: [103]Monadic Constraint Programming with Gecode.
     * Luke Plant: [104]Haskell string support.
     * Don Stewart (dons): [105]The Haskell Platform 2009.2.0.2.
     * Gergely Patai: [106]More profiling goodies.
     * Don Stewart (dons): [107]Heuristics for Blessing Software Packages.
     * David Amos: [108]How to count the number of positions of Rubik's
       cube.
     * Edward Kmett: [109]Slides from Hac Phi: "All About Monoids".
     * Brent Yorgey: [110]Primitive species and species operations, part
       II.
     * Magnus Therning: [111]Making a choice from a list in Haskell, Vty
       (part 4).
     * Brent Yorgey: [112]Primitive species and species operations.
     * Thomas ten Cate: [113]The Green Bar.
     * Petr Rockai: [114]soc progress 10.
     * Brent Yorgey: [115]Hac phi roundup.
     * Brent Yorgey: [116]More from Hac phi.
     * Roman Cheplyaka: [117]CCC #5: Trial.
     * Eric Kow: [118]some ideas for practical QuickCheck.
     * Nathan Sanders: [119]Profiling in Haskell, part 2.
     * >>> Björn Winckler: [120]Inverse functions in Haskell.
     * >>> Alex Handy: [121]Everyone's talking about Haskell.
     * Niklas Broberg: [122]Starting on the comment support .
     * Gergely Patai: [123]Pango font rendering on an OpenGL canvas .
     * Brent Yorgey: [124]Hac phi day 2.
     * Petr Rockai: [125]Patch Formats.
     * Brent Yorgey: [126]Introducing Math.Combinatorics.Species!.
     * Magnus Therning: [127]Making a choice from a list in Haskell, Vty
       (part 3).
     * Michael Snoyman: [128]Embedding files in a binary.
     * Darcs: [129]darcs 2.3.0 is released!.
     * Petr Rockai: [130]Darcs 2.3.0.
     * >>> Ionuţ: [131]Haskell's prefix and infix notations.
     * >>> Ionuţ: [132]The minus operator in Haskell.
     * >>> Ken Jenkins: [133]Learning Haskell (Part 2).
     * James Iry: [134]Void vs Unit.
     * Justin Grant: [135]Generating pi in Haskell.
     * Petr Rockai: [136]soc progress 9.
     * >>> Ken Jenkins: [137]Learning Haskell (Part 1).
     * Isaac Dupree: [138]Next Project, Move doc-parsing to from GHC to
       Haddock.
     * Roman Cheplyaka: [139]SchrÃ¶dinger's cat.
     * Magnus Therning: [140]Ping server in Haskell (not that kind of
       ping, and rather silly).
     * >>> hydo: [141]Haskell and Hack fanboyism..
     * Chris Smith: [142]Calculating Multiplicative Inverses in Modular
       Arithmetic.
     * David Amos: [143]Faster graph symmetries using distance partitions.
     * Isaac Dupree: [144]more cross-package docs details.
     * Nick Cameron: [145]ECOOP Day 3 - Day 1 of the main conference .
     * Ryan Lothian: [146]Haskell Graph Plotter - Part 1.
     * >>> Matias Giovannini: [147]Monadic Golf.
     * >>> Stephan Mann: [148]Cool Haskell Function.
     * >>> n0ne: [149]How do you use Haskell at work?.
     * Adam Blinkinsop: [150]Mastermind Solver in Haskell.
     * Ivan Uemlianin: [151]decorate-sort-undecorate in Haskell --
       Advanced!.
     * Don Stewart: [152]Interview for SDTimes: "Everyone's talking about
       Haskell".
     * Don Stewart: [153]Haskell Platform Progress Report.
     * David Amos: [154]Strong generating sets for graph symmetries.
     * Chris Smith: [155]The Magic of Type Classes.
     * Twan van Laarhoven: [156]CPS based functional references .
     * Thomas ten Cate: [157]More robust Scion client code.
     * Paul Butler: [158]N-Queens in a Tweet.

Quotes of the Week

     * dons: i heard there were webservers written in languages other than
       haskell
     * yrlnry2: #haskell is the most functional channel I've ever seen.
     * JonFairbairn: And one of the tests failed because Bolivia is now
       the Plurinational State of Bolivia, so I've add a patch for that.
       I've seen politics get in the way of programming, but I've never
       had a bug caused by /international/ politics before.
     * Adamant: ah, monads. the pons asinorum of Haskell.
     * QP: i drink i'm two thunk for this... i'm seeing (Double, Double)
     * benmachine: wait why am I giving advice I don't know anything
     * jfredett: <shapr> @yow ! <jfredett> YOW! I seem to SEE a SHAPR
       asking for FUNNY ZIPPY QUOTES, TOO bad I left them in my OTHER
       PANTS
     * Berengal: Anyone doubting the immutable value philosophy needs to
       try vacuum
     * badsheepy: [in response to a spammer] my word, i feel immediately
       compelled to medicate myself.
     * monochrom: Haskell has solved programming. All that can be said
       programming is already said in tutorials and the haskell wiki. That
       is why we drift to meta topics.
     * kalven: <yottis> i thought there were like 10 haskell jobs in the
       world, all in the "let's replace excel sheets with something else"
       industry <kalven> there are at least 20.
     * BMeph: okmij.net, conal.net, comonad.reader, and
       sigfpe.blogspot.com; the four horsemen of the Haskell Apocalypse.
     * jaredj: [on parsec] i thought i got it but i need to 'try' again
     * gwern: *ponders Haskell nerdcore: 'I'm all about exact math, yo; I
       eat CReal for breakfast'*
     * Baughn: remember that comments take up space in compiled Haskell
       programs, and furthermore they take up processing time if execution
       passes through them. For these reasons, keep comments to a minimum,
       and never put comments inside of optimized Haskell code. Ideally
       all of your comments will lie outside of the path of execution.
     * gbacon: okay, I just tried to type Monday, but it came out Monady.
       Assimilation complete.
     * BenLippmeier: Are Haskell and OCaml destined to be The Velvet
       Underground of programming languages, where hardly anyone has heard
       them, but everyone who does forms a band?

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