Editing IDEs (section)

=== [https://www.fpcomplete.com/business/haskell-center/overview/ FP Haskell Center] ===

:FP Complete has developed a commercial Haskell IDE. (Now [https://www.fpcomplete.com/blog/2015/10/retiring-fphc retired]).

: It's in the cloud, and comes with all of the libraries on Stackage ready to go. (Basically, the Haskell Platform on steroids.) It's "in the cloud," which has its pros and cons.

: The standard IDE is in your browser, and has integration with Git and Github.  Emacs, Sublime and Vim support will be released soon. One particularly cool feature is that you can spin up temporary web servers to test out the Haskell-powered website you might be coding up. It's really easy, and you can pay for FP Complete to host your permanent application, too.

: There's a free trial, with free academic licenses and paid commercial licenses. There will be "personal" licenses in a few weeks (from early Sept 2013) as well, since the commercial pricing is a bit steep for hobbyists.

: Some of the features:

* Auto-completion.
* Hoogle searching of all of Stackage.
* Hoogling in the context of a module and its imports.
* Live typechecking/recompiling / jump to error.
* Hlint suggestions.
* Jump to definition.
* Auto-removal of unnecessary imports.
* Get type of any identifier (globally or locally defined).
* Show documentation of any symbol (via hoogle), or open haddocks.
* Refactoring.
* Build project, run project.
* Auto-code formatting.
* Run a temporary web service for testing web apps.
* Deploy project to an Amazon instance.

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