Woodson Delhia

Hi guys, I tried installing concur with this starter template https://github.com/concurhaskell/concur-vdom-starter. However, I am getting the error below using the stack.yaml that comes with the template and also the suggested...

Oh, yes. I thought that debug would be acting as our `toString` type of function. I was comparing it a bit too much with the Rust version. I guess that...

Great! How can I tell if a lazy value has been evaluated or not? For example, https://github.com/purescript/purescript-lists/blob/62900a56f6864638c952575dfd211a1cc55be7da/src/Data/List/Lazy/Types.purs#L30-L35. The `Cons` needs a `List` which accepts a `Lazy (Step a)`. Would we...

This is a hard question. Is it something that most people that decide to tackle generic programming should understand? I have just been using Haskell for almost a year now,...

Hey @JordanMartinez, I really appreciate having you jump in! The only problem that I have with this approach is that we need to add params to the `Request` type. I...

Hi @jvliwanag ! Thanks for considering using `wai` and `warp`. Actually, `HttpRequest` is not what you're looking for, maybe https://github.com/Woody88/purescript-wai/blob/master/src/Network/Wai/Types.purs#L30. ? You can implement an instance for your `ApiGwReq`. We...

But `HttpRequest` represents a node's `http` handler. You just want to represent an `Application` for AWS Lambda. So, we need something like `wai-aws-lambda` which just creates an instance of `waiRequest`...

Thanks, participating in this! So, this was the initial goal but the problem is that we still need somehow have access to node's `Request` type. However, I want to keep...

> Though I prefer regular records to allow for the flexibility of non node.http implementations -- if you're keen on keeping the typeclass, perhaps we can change Application? ```type Application...

> This is opposed to the typeclass approach where you end up reevaluating if you, say, ask for userAgent more than once. Hmm... I don't think that it's quite right....