Contribute to try.jupyter.org?

[FranklinChen]

Get a Haskell example up for https://try.jupyter.org/ ?

[gibiansky]

Good idea

[gibiansky]

Looks like a modification of the Docker notebook in this repo would probably work.

[ghost]

It's currently in the works. The only issue is the large install size of GHC + IHaskell.

Take a look at jupyter/docker-demo-images#29

[gibiansky]

Take a look at my comment on that thread for how to reduce filesize. Let me know if you have issues after trying some of the suggestions I had; if so I'll go ahead and download the image and play around with it :)

Glad to hear this is pretty close!

If this gets merged, I might suggest to @chrisdone to include a link to try.jupyter.org somewhere on haskell.org; it might be the easiest way to try out Haskell by far. (Might give a strange first impression, since IHaskell isn't quite Haskell, but it would be worth discussing anyways.)

[ghost]

@gibiansky Are there any issues you would like resolved before making a new release. That release might be used for docker too, so it can be polished accordingly.

[gibiansky]

@sumitsahrawat No, none of the issues are pressing enough right now to delay making a new release. I can make a Hackage release as necessary – let me know. One should definitely be made soon to add GHC 7.10 support to Hackage IHaskell.

[ghost]

It'd be good to have a release as soon as possible.
Take a look: jupyter/docker-demo-images#29 (comment).
Everybody would love to have 7.10 support on hackage too.

[gibiansky]

No problem. I'll try to make one today or tomorrow.

[ghost]

IHaskell is now a part of jupyter/demo. The site updates itself continuously when it's under less load, and IHaskell will eventually become visible online.

[ghost]

Check it out https://try.jupyter.org/ ✨

[gibiansky]

@sumitsahrawat Awesome!!! I posted it on reddit to brag about how great this is.