Hey all, I'm going to be working on a webapp in Haskell in the upcoming months and am thinking Shake would be a good fit - I'll need to do js, css, and probably some graphics processing as part of the build and would like to use Shake to automate deployment. I'm not entirely sure how to get started with Shake. I've used to make, jam, maven, sbt and other build tools in the past. All of these keep a build configuration in the project and use that to build the project. In sbt, which is most like Shake, the build configuration is written in Scala and compiled by sbt when you run the build. The result of the compilation is saved and reused unless it detects that the build source files changed. With shake I'm not sure exactly how to get started. Should I have a separate project where I create the build system for the webapp? Or can I setup something similar to sbt? Also, how do I handle dependencies with shake? cabal will pull in packages from hackage and do the needful, is there anything in shake to do the same? If not, how is it normally done? Thanks, Rich