IHP: Introduction

IHP is a modern batteries-included Web Framework, built on top of Haskell and Nix.

[alinisar]

woah this looks amazing, I'm sure gonna give IHP a try. Thanks so much for all the awesome work on this framework.

[desireco]

Love it! Just discovered it and already love it, thank you for this video.

[Firemnded]

...why is this video in the Plutus Pioneer Program Iteration #3 playlist?

[shalokshalom]

This is very nice. Could you follow up with some markdown editor, that allows us to set font changes like bold and underlined via buttons, and let us upload images?

[zzantares]

Is there a way to make the URLs more readable like rails? other than that I almost cried, of joy of course, this is great!

[ransomecode]

please zoom a bit; it's hard to watch this video in mobile

[shundeev]

Realy awesome. Btw what are your sublime settings?

[Yetipfote]

so this is not a SPA, right? So real interactivity (i.e. DOM mutation) on the client is not possible since you always need the round trip to the server, correct? Maybe you can add that and create a client-side framework with Haskell compiled to WebAssembly? This would create apps which top any framework in speed and make your thing really interesting. But then you'd need to find a way give the programmer packages implemented in Haskell to interact with the nasty browser API for those sweet side-effects :)

[carjaune]

How does the browser get permission to edit local files?