I'm sure this topic has been discussed ad nauseum. I've only been subscribing since January, so forgive me if I reintroduce it. Is there any place where various approaches for a Haskell GUI are being actively discussed? I've seen fragments here and there, namely pages on FranTk, Fudgets, GTK+Haskell, and a request to port the Clean I/O library. I've also read that there is no consensus view on how to do GUI's in Haskell, but is there an active debate somewhere? Or a few other papers? Thanks. Aaron
"Aaron Roth" <aaron.roth@lexys.com> wrote,
I'm sure this topic has been discussed ad nauseum. I've only been subscribing since January, so forgive me if I reintroduce it. Is there any place where various approaches for a Haskell GUI are being actively discussed? I've seen fragments here and there, namely pages on FranTk, Fudgets, GTK+Haskell, and a request to port the Clean I/O library. I've also read that there is no consensus view on how to do GUI's in Haskell, but is there an active debate somewhere? Or a few other papers?
There is a mailing list for Gtk+Haskell: http://haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkhs The list is mainly used for annoucements and questions regarding Gtk+HS, but I would welcome any discussion relating to the GTK+ binding. In particular, it is certainly the right place to discuss the iHaskell high-level API, which is being defined on top of Gtk+HS: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~chak/haskell/gtk/#iHaskell Cheers, Manuel
participants (2)
-
Aaron Roth -
Manuel M. T. Chakravarty