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I left out the "approach" column because I think it is best we just link to a more thorough explanation, otherwise the table will become rather messy.
 
I left out the "approach" column because I think it is best we just link to a more thorough explanation, otherwise the table will become rather messy.
   
Stdio (GHCJS uses are using HTerm)
 
File IO (GHCJS is still read only and text only)
 
Tree Shaking
 
Forest Shaking (tree shaking based on multiple entry points)
 
Native DOM (you can run your GHCJS apps using using GHC and WebKitGtk)
 
JS DOM (GHCJS simply replaces the WebKitGtk with JS for this and this)
 
 
Perhaps a DOM column with "Native & JS" for GHCJS
 
   
 
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Revision as of 05:03, 22 September 2012

Goals

Individual projects

Comparison table

I have transferred most of the table from this[1] thread here into wiki markup. It needs to be completed and inserted. I think that links to subheads in this article or links to the websites of these projects would be excellent in the first column, so I will do that as soon as we decide where we shall link.

I left out the "approach" column because I think it is best we just link to a more thorough explanation, otherwise the table will become rather messy.


System Lazy FFI Pure Haskell syntax Haskell type system Performance TCO Demos Easy Setup Compression Maintenance FRP library Client-side Libraries Threads Package support Stdio File IO Tree Shaking DOM
GHCJS good full some no poor active yes few yes cabal Hterm text only Native & JS
UHC poor full some moderate very poor active yes some no none
Haste good full ? yes decent active yes few no none
Roy ? ? ? few yes ? active no few no ?
Elm ? ? ? ? ? many yes good active yes none no ?
Fay ✓* ✓* good limited many yes strong active no some no none

--419928194516 22:50, 21 September 2012 (UTC)