A Static Haskell/Reflex Frontend App

Posted on November 9, 2021 by Jack Kelly
Tags: haskell, nix, coding

Over the past couple of days, I built my first static frontend application using reflex. It’s called CASAAAAA (try it out), and it’s an interactive fuzzy searcher for aviation terms. The fuzzy search and the terms were already defined in casa-abbreviations-and-acronyms, so most of the work centred around the reflex-side of things. Because I like a challenge, I used Nix Flakes to pin reflex-platform. Overall, I’m satisfied with how it all worked out — I built CASAAAAA for a friend and he’s very happy with it. After the jump, I’ll detail some thoughts about the experience developing even a small program in this stack.

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