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Sunday, October 7, 2012. Developing Medical Software in Scala and Haskell. Just recently, I gave a talk at the CUFP. Commercial Users of Functional Programming) workshop about our experience with developing software in the functional programming languages Haskell. The slides of the talk are available here. And there is even a video recording. Any feedback is welcome, just post a comment below. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Developing Medical Software in Scala and Haskell.
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Sunday, October 7, 2012. Developing Medical Software in Scala and Haskell. Just recently, I gave a talk at the CUFP. Commercial Users of Functional Programming) workshop about our experience with developing software in the functional programming languages Haskell. The slides of the talk are available here. And there is even a video recording. Any feedback is welcome, just post a comment below. April 17, 2013 at 6:56 PM. Yes, without Java inter-op we would have use Haskell for everything.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010. Netboot Server with Gentoo and AUFS. This Howto describes the installation of a gentoo server for a netboot system that uses aufs for user write layers, logical volume management (lvm), raid (mdadm) and ubuntu as guest os. I assume, you start with nothing at all and have to install the server os first. Dev/sda1, set boot flag, = 200mb (this will be the boot partition. Dev/sda2 = rest (this will be our gentoo server and client system). Create your raid devices. Mount –bi...
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Thursday, August 9, 2012. RedmineR - Redmine iOS App. Die Verwendung der App ist denkbar einfach: Zuerst muss " Redminer. Kostenlos aus dem App Store. Geladen werden. Danach wird der API-Zugriffschlüssel benötigt - dieser wird in der normalen Redmine-Oberfläche unter "Mein Konto API-Zugriffsschlüssel" angezeigt. Der Zugriffschlüssel wird dann auf dem iOS-Gerät unter "Einstellungen Redminer" bei "API-Key" eingetragen. Außerdem muss hier noch die Tracker-URL eingetragen werden. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Xmlgen: a feature-rich and high-performance XML generation library. I’ve released xmlgen. To hackage just a few days ago. Xmlgen is a pure Haskell library with a convenient API for generating XML documents. It provides support for all functionality defined by the XML information set. And offers good performance and low memory usage. In our company, we developed xmlgen because we wanted the readability of XML literals (as for example provided by the hsp library. String, String) -.
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Sunday, June 3, 2012. UIs for Hierachical iPad Apps. If you're in a hurry: tl;dr version. Shows a very simplistic app made with FRLayeredNavigationController. The Apple iPad is a great mobile device which is due to its big screen capable of displaying a lot of content at the same time. This capability makes the iPad a great device for apps with complex, structured data. A question Apple leaves to its developers is how to guide the users through deeply hierachical content. At factis research we particular...
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Sunday, June 3, 2012. UIs for Hierachical iPad Apps. If you're in a hurry: tl;dr version. Shows a very simplistic app made with FRLayeredNavigationController. The Apple iPad is a great mobile device which is due to its big screen capable of displaying a lot of content at the same time. This capability makes the iPad a great device for apps with complex, structured data. A question Apple leaves to its developers is how to guide the users through deeply hierachical content. At factis research we particular...
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Thursday, August 9, 2012. RedmineR - Redmine iOS App. Die Verwendung der App ist denkbar einfach: Zuerst muss " Redminer. Kostenlos aus dem App Store. Geladen werden. Danach wird der API-Zugriffschlüssel benötigt - dieser wird in der normalen Redmine-Oberfläche unter "Mein Konto API-Zugriffsschlüssel" angezeigt. Der Zugriffschlüssel wird dann auf dem iOS-Gerät unter "Einstellungen Redminer" bei "API-Key" eingetragen. Außerdem muss hier noch die Tracker-URL eingetragen werden. RedmineR - Redmine iOS App.
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factis research blog: December 2011 - factis research GmbH
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Thursday, December 1, 2011. A rant about Scala vs. Haskell. After two weeks of non-stop Scala programming I now feel comfortable working with implicits, abstract member types, path-dependent types, variance annotations, existential types and everything else. We even used the CPS transformation plugin as a Cont-Monad replacement, already. Sealed case classes or open subtyping? Implicit parameters and conversions (aka type classes) offer even more design choices! I don't miss lazyness, yet. I've used c...
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Speeding up your cabal builds - Part II. Last time, I blogged about how linking your binaries against an internal library. Might speed up your cabal builds. This time, I show how you can avoid building certain binaries at all. Unfortunately, cabal does not allow you to build only a subset of your binaries. One workaround is the set the. For the binaries you don’t want to build. However, this approach is rather unflexible because you need to edit the. File and do a. Import Dat...
