Comment on Snap for Beginners: Haskell Web DevelopmentComments−maxharris12yHow does this compare with Meteor? I love Haskell, and if Snap can do the same kind of magic that Meteor does, I'll switch.−codygman12yMeteor is more for front-end right? I think Snap is mostly for the backend portion of that, however there are some Haskell to Javascript libraries which may enable functionality you get with Meteor (as well as the type safety most know and love).−kazagistar12yMeteor is for both ends at the same time. Most of your code on front end and back end is shared, including database queries, in a safe way.−cies12yCheck out Fay (Haskell to JS). You can scaffold up a test site with Yesod where it integrates with Fay.https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod-scaffold/tree/postgres-fayIt's not quite Meteor (then I dont believe it is so great), but works today and gives you Haskell from front-to-back.The Haskell Center IDE of FPComplete is build with Yesod and Fay -- and that is a serious application.−chongli12yWhile nice it's definitely not for a beginner. This enormous scaffold pulls in so many different things that it'd take a very long time to figure out.−cies12yWell, so does Rails. I was (and still am) a beginner with this, but i got productive fairly quickly.
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How does this compare with Meteor? I love Haskell, and if Snap can do the same kind of magic that Meteor does, I'll switch.
Meteor is more for front-end right? I think Snap is mostly for the backend portion of that, however there are some Haskell to Javascript libraries which may enable functionality you get with Meteor (as well as the type safety most know and love).
Meteor is for both ends at the same time. Most of your code on front end and back end is shared, including database queries, in a safe way.
Check out Fay (Haskell to JS). You can scaffold up a test site with Yesod where it integrates with Fay.
https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod-scaffold/tree/postgres-fay
It's not quite Meteor (then I dont believe it is so great), but works today and gives you Haskell from front-to-back.
The Haskell Center IDE of FPComplete is build with Yesod and Fay -- and that is a serious application.
While nice it's definitely not for a beginner. This enormous scaffold pulls in so many different things that it'd take a very long time to figure out.
Well, so does Rails. I was (and still am) a beginner with this, but i got productive fairly quickly.