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• Secure Shared Credentials View this post

  09 August 2016

  I’d like to announce the release of a new Haskell library named credentials, which allows you to securely share encrypted credentials (secrets) from within your Haskell applications. An a...

  • Haskell
  • Amazon

• Amazonka Additions View this post

  21 March 2016

  A number of new Amazonka libraries are now available on Hackage:

  • Amazon
  • Haskell

• Gogol Preview Release View this post

  24 October 2015

  As a continuation of my master plan to erode legitimate reasons for management rejection of languages like Haskell (due to say, library availability), I’m pleased to announce the initial release of ...

  • Google
  • Haskell

• Amazonka re:Invent Additions View this post

  09 October 2015

  Per the October 2015 Amazon Web Services re:Invent announcements, the following libraries are now available on Hackage:

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  • Haskell

• S3 Encryption Addons View this post

  14 September 2015

  I wanted to share an overview of a new library named amazonka-s3-encryption, which was created to supplement amazonka-s3 with client-...

  • Cryptography
  • Amazon
  • Haskell

• Amazonka 1.0 Released View this post

  16 August 2015

  After 4 months, nearly 900 commits and an inordinate number of ExitFailure (-9) build errors, version 1.0 of the Haskell Amazonka A...

  • Amazon
  • Haskell

• The Boredom of Authoring an API Client View this post

  22 November 2014

  In my day job as a glorified System Administrator I have the opportunity to write infrastructure, services, and tooling in Haskell, where traditionally someone in my position might reach for the hammers labeled Perl, Python, or Ruby et al.

  • Amazon
  • Haskell