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  1. Program JSON and YAML with Dhall

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    dhall-json 1.0 announcement post

  2. Typed Nix programming using Dhall

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    How to use Dhall as a typed front-end for Nix

  3. Dhall - A non-Turing-complete configuration language

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    dhall 1.0 announcement post

  4. Electoral vote distributions are Monoids

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    Modeling independent probability distributions using category theory

  5. Auto-generate service API endpoints from records

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    server-generic 1.0 announcement post

  6. list-transformer - A beginner-friendly ListT

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    list-transformer 1.0 announcement post

  7. A command-line benchmark tool

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    bench 1.0 announcement post

  8. Data is Code

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    annah 1.0 announcement post

  9. Worst practices should be hard

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    Best practices should be the path of least resistance

  10. LambdaConf should reconsider its policy

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    Open letter protesting LambdaConf's decisions

  11. Auto-generate a command line interface from a data type

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    optparse-generic 1.0 announcement post

  12. State of the Haskell Ecosystem - February 2016 Edition

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    Update post for the State of the Haskell Ecosystem

  13. From mathematics to map-reduce

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    The connection between category theory and distributed data processing

  14. Compile-time memory safety using Liquid Haskell

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    Showcase of Liquid Haskell

  15. How to contribute to the Haskell ecosystem

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    Easy wins for Haskell beginners

  16. Interactive and composable charts

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    Applicative forms, diagrams, and charts

  17. Haskell-native spreadsheets

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    typed-spreadsheet 1.0 announcement post

  18. Explicit is better than implicit

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    Term-level alternatives to type-level approaches

  19. Basic Haskell Examples

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    Useful Haskell programs that eschew fancy idioms

  20. Polymorphism for dummies

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    Explanation of how universal quantification works in Haskell

  21. How to make your Haskell code more readable to non-Haskell programmers

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    My Haskell style guide

  22. State of the Haskell ecosystem - August 2015

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    Overview of the Haskell ecosystem's maturity in various application domains

  23. optional-args-1.0.0: Optional function arguments

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    optional-args 1.0.0 announcement post

  24. break-1.0.0: A small library for breaking from loops

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    break 1.0.0 announcement post

  25. The internet of code

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    Distributed mutually recursive code

  26. Haskell content spinner

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    Algebraic comment spam

  27. Mathematical APIs

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    Mathematical interfaces are familiar interfaces

  28. Algebraic side effects

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    How Haskell's support for effects plays nicely with equational reasoning

  29. Use Haskell for shell scripting

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    turtle 1.0 announcement post

  30. total-1.0.0: Exhaustive pattern matching using traversals, prisms, and lenses

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    total 1.0.0 announcement post

  31. A very general API for relational joins

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    The connection between relational database operations and category theory

  32. How to build library-agnostic streaming sources

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    The case for MonadPlus as the true ListLike class

  33. How to desugar Haskell code

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    An overview of Haskell's syntax sugar

  34. Morte: an intermediate language for super-optimizing functional programs

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    morte 1.0.0 announcement post

  35. managed-1.0.0: A monad for managed resources

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    managed 1.0.0 announcement post

  36. Equational reasoning at scale

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    How category theory abstractions amplify equational reasoning

  37. Spreadsheet-like programming in Haskell

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    mvc-updates 1.0 announcement post

  38. Model-view-controller, Haskell-style

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    mvc 1.0 announcement post

  39. How the continuation monad works

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    Cute reformulation of the continuation monad's implementation

  40. Scalable program architectures

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    How to design resilient architectural patterns that last the test of time

  41. Worst practices are viral for the wrong reasons

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    Perverse incentives surrounding best practices

  42. Introductions to advanced Haskell topics

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    Tour of watershed posts and papers for Haskell

  43. How to model handles with pipes

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    Stream processors as handles

  44. Reasoning about stream programming

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    Defense of the pipes ecosystem's minimalism

  45. pipes-http-1.0: Streaming HTTP/HTTPS clients

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    pipes-http 1.0 announcement post

  46. pipes-parse-3.0: Lens-based parsing

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    pipes-parse 3.0 announcement post

  47. Streaming logging

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    Logging without buffering in Haskell

  48. Shortcut fusion for pipes

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    Optimizing stream programming using Haskell's rewrite rule system

  49. Equational reasoning

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    An introduction to equational reasoning

  50. Lift error handling with lens-like syntax

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    Design sketch for how error-handling could interact with monad transformers