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Technical information

Main page title:
Haskell Language
Main page description:
The Haskell purely functional programming language home page.
Main page keywords:
haskell,functional,pure,programming,lazy
Protocol:
https
Status code:
200
Page size:
60.0 KB
Response time:
1.447sec.
IP:
23.253.242.70
Response headers:
server: nginx
date: Tue, 01 Oct 2024 08:29:16 GMT
content-type: text/html
content-length: 61410
last-modified: Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:01 GMT
connection: close
etag: "1-efe2"
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h4 An advanced, purely functional programming language
h4 Declarative, statically typed code.
h2 Try it!
h2 Videos
h5 Escape from the ivory tower: The Haskell journey, by Simon Peyton-Jones
h5 Functional Programming & Haskell, by Computerphile / John Hughes
h5 Past and Present of Haskell – Interview with Simon Peyton Jones
h5 Functional Programming in Haskell, by Graham Hutton
h5 What is a Monad? by Computerphile / Graham Hutton
h5 The Haskell Unfolder: Dijkstra's shortest paths, by Andres Löh and Edsko de Vries
h2 Testimonials
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h5 We've found the stability, maintainability and performance of Haskell to be exceptional and we look forward to more of that in the years to come.
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h5 Haskell gives us huge leverage over our complex business domain while allowing us to stay nimble and innovate. The type system allows us to integrate new knowledge quickly and refactor our sizeable code base with relative ease.
h4 Calabrio
h5 At Calabrio we use Haskell to build our Customer Intelligence and Analytics Platform (Calabrio Advanced Reporting). Haskell's robust typing and semantics offer us important guarantees for our data operations and processes.
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h5 We use Haskell... Because solving complex problems well requires the best tools in the business.
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h5 Haskell allows us to create powerful, reliable software with confidence. It allows us to detect unwanted behavior before it shows up in our production environment.
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h5 FINN.no is an online classified ad site, and we use Haskell in production. It allows us to express business logic with focus on correctness and we benefit greatly from the safe and joyful refactoring Haskell brings.
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h5 Haskell enables Fission to build rock solid, maintainable, and performant services and tools.
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h5 At Foxhound Systems, we build custom software for a variety of clients. Haskell is our first choice for building production systems because it is unrivaled in the combination of developer productivity, maintainability, reliability, and performance that it offers.
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h5 ImagineAI is a smart code generator written in Haskell that instantly turns your app spec into clean Django and Node source code.
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h5 Smart contract systems are largely about programming languages, and when it comes to programming languages work there is no competitor to Haskell.
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h5 Mercury offers banking for startups — at any size or stage. We use Haskell to meet our customers' high standards for correctness and security.
h4 NoRedInk
h5 The highest-traffic features of noredink.com are now served via Haskell. We've seen a huge performance improvement compared to what was previously doing that work as well as a massive reduction in production error rates.
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h5 Haskell powers Scarf's backend, helping us move fast and not break things. It offers unparalleled maintainability, so we can quickly and safely adapt our system to the moving target of customer demands.
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h5 Scrive uses Haskell to build secure and scalable e-signing, programmable document workflows and customer onboarding solutions. The Haskell language comes with a developer community that is a pleasure to work in (and with).
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h5 Haskell enables us to build reliable, performant, and maintainable applications for our clients in biotech, fintech, and blockchain.
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h5 Haskell makes it possible to maintain an EdTech platform in 23 languages for more than 70K users from one of the largest multinational financial services corporations.
h2 Features
h3 Statically typed
h3 Purely functional
h3 Type inference
h3 Concurrent
h3 Lazy
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h3 Haskell.org
h3 Psst! Looking for the wiki?

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