Haskell Weekly News
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The Haskell Weekly News (HWN) is a weekly newsletter covering developments in Haskell. Content includes announcements of new projects, discussions from the various Haskell communities, notable project commit messages, and more.
The Haskell Weekly News is available at:
- The Haskell Sequence
- Haskell mailing list
- Syndicated to Planet Haskell.
- Headlines as News on Haskell.org.
- RSS
The Haskell Weekly News is now also available in Spanish!
1 Back Issues
Back issues are available:
- Online. in the darcs repository, and
- At The Haskell Sequence.
- The headlines are also archived to Haskell.org.
2 History
The first issue of HWN was published on August 2, 2005. The founder, and initial editor was John Goerzen. In January 2006, Don Stewart took over as editor.
3 Contributing
The simplest way to contribute is to submit stories for HWN. You may e-mail your stories to dons@cse.unsw.edu.au We welcome stories on any subject related to Haskell, including new project announcements, notable project developments, new Haskell papers, and Haskell in the media.
3.1 Hints For Contributors
To make things easiest for us to process (which makes it more likely that your submission gets processed quickly), here are some hints.
- Include links to whatever you are talking about. Readers need to have a place to go to read more about it.
- Keep it short and sweet. HWN gives people a summary of what's happening, and links to more information. Generally no more than a 4 or 5 sentence paragraph.
- Plain text or hand-edited HTML is required.
3.2 Mailing lists
HWN presently uses Gmane.org for links into Haskell mailing list discussions. If you send us links into the mailing list, we prefer that you link to the appropriate items on Gmane. If not, you can link to them in the Haskell archives and we'll find the corresponding gmane posts ourselves. But please at least link to them somewhere.
3.3 Darcs Repository
If you want to be really helpful, you can check out our darcs repository and send us patches directly. This will be the absolute quickest way to get something into HWN, especially if you do a good job :-)
Check it out with:
darcs get --partial http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~dons/code/hwn
Changes can be made to the file content.wiki, which is written in a Haskell EDSL, that describes a HWN issue as a data structure. Just follow the hints in that file for the syntax.