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Friday, 5 March 2010. A Cocoa application (almost) completely implemented in Haskell. This is the third part of a small series of articles. On how to use Haskell for the development of Cocoa applications. In this post I describe a simple way how to implement a Cocoa controller in Haskell. This way one can define the application’s model layer completely in Haskell without any reference to the underlying Cocoa framework (or Objective-C classes). Since the last blog entry. I created a few new instances of.

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Friday, 5 March 2010. A Cocoa application (almost) completely implemented in Haskell. This is the third part of a small series of articles. On how to use Haskell for the development of Cocoa applications. In this post I describe a simple way how to implement a Cocoa controller in Haskell. This way one can define the application’s model layer completely in Haskell without any reference to the underlying Cocoa framework (or Objective-C classes). Since the last blog entry. I created a few new instances of.

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Thursday, 18 February 2010. A small Haskell / Objective-C Interface. In this post I will present a small Haskell typeclass. For interfacing with Objective-C. Instead of implementing an interface via proxy types,. Will provide two functions. These can be used to transfer native Objective-C values to corresponding native Haskell value. It means for example converting a. To a Haskell list. The conversion via. Also works for more complex data structures, like e.g. . Typeclass in a Cocoa application. In this ...

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Thursday, 18 February 2010. A small Haskell / Objective-C Interface. In this post I will present a small Haskell typeclass. For interfacing with Objective-C. Instead of implementing an interface via proxy types,. Will provide two functions. These can be used to transfer native Objective-C values to corresponding native Haskell value. It means for example converting a. To a Haskell list. The conversion via. Also works for more complex data structures, like e.g. . Typeclass in a Cocoa application. In this ...

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Tuesday, 26 January 2010. TorchFS — New public repository. In the last days I did some cleaning up of the source code and today I published TorchFS. As open source on github. Please follow the TorchFS twitter feed. Posted by Tim Scheffler. Links to this post. Thursday, 21 January 2010. TorchFS — A filter for your files and folders on the Mac. I am happy to announce the first beta. Test version of my new Mac project “TorchFS.”. TorchFS is a filter for your file system. TorchFS displays your folder. But af...

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