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  1. serokell/coffer Public

    Multi-backend password store with multiple frontends

    Haskell 2

  2. haskell-flatbuffers Public

    An implementation of the flatbuffers protocol in Haskell.

    Haskell 31 1

  3. twenty48 Public

    An AI for the 2048 game using minimax and alpha-beta pruning, as described by John Hughes in the paper "Why Functional Programming Matters". The AI was written in Haskell and runs in a Yesod backend.

    Haskell 5

  4. Sequences Public

    A port of Scala's Stream[+A] to C#.

    C# 12 3

  5. DequeNET Public

    C# 22 8

  6. Belfast-Kats-Katas Public

    Forked from belfastfp/Belfast-Kats-Katas

    Functional Kats Belfast meetup Kata solutions

    Haskell

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Contributed to serokell/coffer, serokell/tzbot, serokell/segmented-cfmm and 19 other repositories

Contribution activity

May 2022

Created 104 commits in 2 repositories
Reviewed 16 pull requests in 2 repositories
serokell/coffer 15 pull requests
serokell/blog-posts 1 pull request

Created an issue in ysangkok/haskell-tz that received 1 comment

Implement loadTZFromDB without IO

Right now loadTZFromDB uses IO to read a tz file shipped with the package. But, as far as I understand, these tz files are already parsed and store…

1 comment
Opened 16 other issues in 4 repositories

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