Happstack Review

Happstack is a great library that has a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries. It has a good development environment. It's not as user friendly as some other libraries, but the developers are very responsive. It's a great library to use for web application development. The documentation is a bit sparse, so it can be a bit difficult to get answers to questions. I like using Happstack because it is very powerful and has a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries. It also has a good development…

The ease of use of happstack and the robustness of the framework. It is also very fast and can easily integrate with any existing code. Nothing really! The documentation could be a little bit better. I suggest to have a look at the other frameworks out there, e.g. Yesod or Snap. And use the features of the built-in package manager, e.g. stack. I have been using happstack as a simple web framework for various small websites and applications. It is extremely useful for developing those projects.

I love how easy it is to use - no configuration required, just drop in your code and you're done! You can add authentication easily using Auth0 or any other OAuth2 provider. It's also very well documented and has helpful tutorials for beginners. I wish there were more guides for advanced users who want to customize their stack. For example, I wanted to have my own database instead of relying on Postgres, but I couldn't find much documentation about this. If you need a simple yet customizable…

I like how easy it was for me as someone who has little experience with functional programming languages, to start writing code in this language fairly quickly. It's also very fast at running my tests (in comparison to other testing frameworks). The documentation could be better but that isn't really its fault - rather than being written by people familiar with the software itself, most of them are just tutorials or blog posts from random authors. For example, there aren't any books out yet…