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JSON in Haskell: A battle at every step

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MS NERD

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1/9/2011 6:30 PM

End Time

1/9/2011 8:30 PM

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JSON APIs are the hot new thing, and everything from detailed Web apps to quick command-line scripts need to interact with them. There is a tension, though: the vaguely-typed, quick, carefree syntax of JSON can be tedious when put against the statically-typed general syntax of Haskell. In this talk I discuss JSON and this conflict, existing solutions, how to use them, and how this is being used in the Github library for Haskell.

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Speaker

Mike Burns

Abstract

JSON APIs are the hot new thing, and everything from detailed Web apps to quick command-line scripts need to interact with them. There is a tension, though: the vaguely-typed, quick, carefree syntax of JSON can be tedious when put against the statically-typed general syntax of Haskell. In this talk I discuss JSON and this conflict, existing solutions, how to use them, and how this is being used in the Github  library for Haskell.

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Created at 12/15/2011 10:05 AM by Scott Theleman
Last modified at 12/15/2011 10:05 AM by Scott Theleman