Making a GTK Video Player with Haskell
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Making a GTK Video Player with Haskell
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Re: Making a GTK Video Player with Haskell
#2I was hoping this would include an efficient H 265 decoder written in Haskell. That would have been neat.
Re: Making a GTK Video Player with Haskell
#3I was hoping this would include an efficient H 265 decoder written in Haskell. That would have been neat.
That's not really a one month project... and most platforms will rely on hardware decoding anyway.
Re: Making a GTK Video Player with Haskell
#4Very nice project keep going, would love to see more haskell projects arising from this. Code related: I'm by no means an haskell expert, but your main function in Main.hs looks a bit lengthy, usually i dont see haskell methods with 50+ lines, might be better to split them up and provide names for subfunctions.
Re: Making a GTK Video Player with Haskell
#5Is there any fully formed application made with Haskell out there?
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#6Is there any fully formed application made with Haskell out there?
Pandoc, I use that heavily for homework.
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#7Is there any fully formed application made with Haskell out there?
Pandoc, the "universal document converter", is a good example of a large, feature-complete Haskell project in wide use.
Most people who use it aren't aware it's written in Haskell!
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#8Is there any fully formed application made with Haskell out there?
Besides pandoc: xmonad, hledger, git annex, gitit, hakyll and probably quite a few more ;)
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#10Is there any fully formed application made with Haskell out there?
Besides the example stated here, there is also shellcheck: https://www.shellcheck.net/