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May | 2009 | EclipseFP GSoC '09
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EclipseFP GSoC ’09. This blog is about a Google Summer of Code project that aims to improve EclipseFP, the Haskell plugin for Eclipse. Read more about the blog. In a series of three introductional posts. May 13, 2009 — Thomas ten Cate. In this post, I will describe what my project is all about. What is it that I intend to do, why do I intend to do it, and how? Is a pure functional programming language. Means that the entire program is treated as the evaluation of an expression; the word. I will start by ...
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Project description | EclipseFP GSoC '09
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EclipseFP GSoC ’09. This blog is about a Google Summer of Code project that aims to improve EclipseFP, the Haskell plugin for Eclipse. Read more about the blog. In a series of three introductional posts. May 13, 2009 — Thomas ten Cate. In this post, I will describe what my project is all about. What is it that I intend to do, why do I intend to do it, and how? Is a pure functional programming language. Means that the entire program is treated as the evaluation of an expression; the word. I will start by ...
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EclipseFP GSoC '09 | EclipseFP Google Summer of Code 2009 | Page 2
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EclipseFP GSoC ’09. This blog is about a Google Summer of Code project that aims to improve EclipseFP, the Haskell plugin for Eclipse. Read more about the blog. In a series of three introductional posts. Introducing the new client-server protocol. June 30, 2009 — Thomas ten Cate. It may seem that progress on this project has been quite slow during the last few weeks. Partly, this is because progress. We therefore settled on one, and only one, protocol that is easy to parse from nearly every language: JSON.