You can add the bugs on github this will push me to solve it. At the moment this is a POC. The principle is very simple. HTML / JS to call a REST webservice (i use www.open-search-server.com). I can write the front with Yesod or Snap but rewrite the search engine in haskell is just impossible for me. Before I want to see if it useful or not. regards fuuzetsu@fuuzetsu.co.uk writes:
On 09/02/14 17:46, m@j4.pe wrote:
Hello,
I would like to introduce http://haskell-search.org/. The idea is to index the most common Haskell sites to facilitate research on Haskell. It is a version for testing. If you like it, I can leave it running.
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Hi,
I have found a 2 bugs and 2 annoyances in the first 20 seconds. First bug:
1. Go to the main page 2. Type something in the search, such as ‘functor’ and wait for the suggestion list to appear. 3. Press return
We now get results but the suggestion list stays open, resulting in the results being obscured.
Second bug: The ‘Previous’ button is always clickable even if we're on the first page.
First annoyance: It's all a single page! The browser ‘back’ buttons &c do not work! Please stop this if at all possible, it makes browsing close to impossible. It's the same thing with the ‘Next’ and ‘Previous’ buttons. Same for results with 0 pages.
Second annoyance: We're not told which page we're on at all.
Let me know if you prefer these as bugs on GitHub instead.
Other than those problems, I think this might turn out to be useful although it definitely needs some usability polish.
PS: It'd be much cooler if the code running the site was in Haskell!