A Haskell kernel for IPython
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Re: A Haskell kernel for IPython
#32Author here - didn't expect this to end up on Hacker News, given the niche interest :) Happy to answer any questions you guys have. (And if anyone has an interest in contributing, please get in touch!)
Awesome work, thanks for sharing! Couple of weeks ago I catched talk by iPython dev in Budapest and started to think that it would be cool to have lisp support (as I want to learn more lisp), but maybe I wait until someone does a Haskell support first..
iPython for Lisp is called SLIME (and it has much more features too!)
Re: A Haskell kernel for IPython
#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
Awesome work, thanks for sharing! Couple of weeks ago I catched talk by iPython dev in Budapest and started to think that it would be cool to have lisp support (as I want to learn more lisp), but maybe I wait until someone does a Haskell support first..
iPython for Lisp is called SLIME (and it has much more features too!)
I've been playing around with slime, but it is always the problem for coming up with some interesting project. The common-lisp support (for iPython) seems like interesting challenge to try (and fail).