José Manuel Calderón Trilla posted the October 2024 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
José Manuel Calderón Trilla posted the September 2024 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
The members of the Haskell.org Committee (the Committee) and the directors of the Haskell Foundation (the Foundation) are pleased to announce that we have joined forces, with the aim (subject to regulatory approval) of merging Haskell.org, Inc. and Haskell Foundation, Inc. into a single not-for-profit corporation. Together we continue our common mission to advance functional programming and to advocate for the Haskell language, its ecosystem, and its community.
Please read the full announcement on blog.haskell.org.
José Manuel Calderón Trilla posted the July 2024 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
Serokell and the Haskell Foundation are excited to announce a community-led Haskell Certification program. Serokell has developed an online testing platform for administering practical and theoretical Haskell problems. Haskell is a complex language, offering a wide range of techniques and features for programmers. It’s simply not feasible for a novice or intermediate programmer to master them all. The goal of the Haskell certification is to help standardize what it means to ‘know Haskell’ at various levels of experience.
As a community driven effort, we are soliciting self-nomination for volunteers to take part in the organization and decision-making around the certification process. These volunteers will help determine how the certification process evolves and which questions are relevant to the various experience levels of a Haskell programmer. Volunteers from organizations that use Haskell professionally are especially welcome.
Please send your self-nomination to certification@haskell.foundation by the end of July 10th 2024.
I’m happy to announce the completion of the handover of Stackage.org to the Haskell Foundation.
Thanks to FP Complete’s effort and dedication, Stack and Stackage have been part of the Haskell community for ten years. These tools opened up wider adoption of Haskell and introduced new ways of working on Haskell projects of all sizes. The Stack approach to dependency management—using fixed package sets—offered an alternative to the solver-based approach used by cabal-install. While useful in its own right, simply having more than one approach to dependency management spurred development across the ecosystem. Today we see friendly collaboration and cross-pollination between the Stack and Cabal communities. I believe we have already entered a period of renewed evolution of the Haskell tooling world.
The Haskell Foundation’s mission is to broaden Haskell adoption by supporting its ecosystem of tools, libraries, education, and research. Administering Stackage is a direct embodiment of that mission! As administrators, we look forward to supporting the developers and curators of the Stack and Stackage. These tools have always been open to community contribution, and that is only more true now. The Foundation facilitates the community, but it’s the community that drives innovation. I’m looking forward to what comes next.
Once again, thank you to FP Complete for providing these tools, and thank you to the Haskell Foundation’s sponsors for enabling this kind of work.
José Manuel Calderón Trilla posted the November 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the September 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
Alexis King announced a new Haskell Foundation initiative to make it easier to develop and maintain quality tooling for Haskell.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the August 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the July 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
Bryan Richter posted his yearly log, describing his tasks and progress over the last year of contributions to the GHC CI infrastructure.
From 7-9 June, 2023, the HF, the GHC team, and OST Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences organized a workshop on contributing to GHC in Rapperwil, Switzerland. David Thrane Christiansen posted the retrospective for the event. In addition, professionally-edited videos of the presentations have been released.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the May and June 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the April 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the March 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the February 2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
The Haskell Foundation is seeking four new members for the board. The Board provides the strategic leadership for the Foundation, and is the final decision-making body for everything the Foundation does. More specifically, it ensures that the Foundation is working toward achieving its mission, and it appoints and supervises senior members of Foundation staff.
Nominations are due by March 1, 2023.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the December and January 2022-2023 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the October and November 2022 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the August and September 2022 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the July 2022 Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the June Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
David Thrane Christiansen posted the May Foundation update in our community’s Discourse instance.
Richard Eisenberg posted the April Foundation update.
Andrew Boardman posted the October Foundation update.
We have announced our first major strategy!
To mark the seven month anniversary of the Haskell Foundation’s Executive Team first day on the job, Andrew Boardman posted our first big Medium Blog Post.
Andrew Boardman posted the August Foundation update.
Andrew Boardman posted the July Foundation update.
Andrew Boardman posted the June Foundation update.
Andrew Boardman posted the May Foundation update.
Andrew Boardman posted the April Foundation update.
Andrew Boardman posted the March Foundation update.
Simon Peyton-Jones announced the Haskell Foundation Board.
The Haskell Foundation is seeking a full-time Executive Director.
The Haskell Foundation has issued a call for nominations to the Board of Directors. Nominations will remain open until January 11, 2021. New Board members will be selected by the interim members of the Board of Directors.
Today Simon Peyton-Jones announced the formation of The Haskell Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on increasing adoption of the Haskell programming language. Watch the announcemnt here.
