Good to see as always. :) I read your twitter post/etc. about why you deleted your Patreon. I thought it might have made sense to take money on a per video basis instead? That way no time pressure. I know I'd probably feel guilty too on a monthly basis during times when I have other things to focus on haha.
That is really good. It really feels like Elm, but for native applications. I'm not sure about the usefulness of this in practice, though. I really think we should get to QML-like applications, the sooner the better. Still way better than imperative code to handle GUI!
The intro and outro sound is a bit louder then the speech. Thanks for some hole driven development, and showing that it's not hard to program GUI in Haskell.
Ah, yeah I might have messed the volume thing up with my new editing tools. I'll fix in the next episode. Thanks! Next episode will be a bit more meaty. Needed to get the basics down first, though. :)
Hi Roberto! Thanks for your support! I've decided to remove Patreon (read more on wickstrom.tech). I might add something else later again, but for now the best support is just to spread the word. :)
@@HaskellatWork still, it seems to incorporate a whole lot of advanced hocus pocus just to make a simple window. I shiver on the thought what would be required to make some more complex GUI app...
The next part is available here: haskell-at-work.com/episodes/2019-01-19-purely-functional-gtk-part-2-todo-mvc.html
This is really helpful and well explained. Thank you!
Does this still work? I can't build gi-glib-2.0.23 on macOs
Great video! I was curious if you could share what vim plugins you're using for syntax highlighting, formatting, and autocorrect?
He's using Emacs though :p
Great, I already figured it out though but I am looking forward to the next part
Good to see as always. :) I read your twitter post/etc. about why you deleted your Patreon. I thought it might have made sense to take money on a per video basis instead? That way no time pressure. I know I'd probably feel guilty too on a monthly basis during times when I have other things to focus on haha.
Yeah, I've thought about it. Might start something later but nothing yet. Maybe just link PayPal.
That is really good. It really feels like Elm, but for native applications. I'm not sure about the usefulness of this in practice, though. I really think we should get to QML-like applications, the sooner the better. Still way better than imperative code to handle GUI!
The intro and outro sound is a bit louder then the speech.
Thanks for some hole driven development, and showing that it's not hard to program GUI in Haskell.
Ah, yeah I might have messed the volume thing up with my new editing tools. I'll fix in the next episode. Thanks! Next episode will be a bit more meaty. Needed to get the basics down first, though. :)
great work.
Hi, I am trying to support you on patreon but the link in your older videos isn't working. Can I still do it?
Hi Roberto! Thanks for your support! I've decided to remove Patreon (read more on wickstrom.tech). I might add something else later again, but for now the best support is just to spread the word. :)
Thanks man. Good video.
When you need a PhD to make a simple hello-world window... :q
I can assure you: zero PhDs, masters, or even bachelor degrees were used in the making of this video. 👍
@@HaskellatWork still, it seems to incorporate a whole lot of advanced hocus pocus just to make a simple window. I shiver on the thought what would be required to make some more complex GUI app...