I love Haskell’s pattern matching syntax! This looks like fun. From a practical point of view, I’m interested not so much in changing Python as in bridging it easily for when I need performance. The CFFI is great (for things such as loops) as is Cython. Anyone know of a similar system for calling Haskell from Python?
I love Haskell’s pattern matching syntax! This looks like fun. From a practical point of view, I’m interested not so much in changing Python as in bridging it easily for when I need performance. The CFFI is great (for things such as loops) as is Cython. Anyone know of a similar system for calling Haskell from Python?
A bunch of people have written bindings, but HaPy looks pretty up-to-date and easy to use, eg.:
Love the creative use of operators. Also Ellipsis, TIL.