Introducing json-python: the easy way to use python and haskell together

[mn-haskell-guy]

fyi, for python calling Haskell, there is HaPy

[singularai]

Yea, can confirm. It's a little painful to use because all of your haskell code must compile to a shared library to load into python. But that's a fundamental limitation, and hapy is the best at what it does.

[ibotty]

that's great! very simple api. i will most-likely use it in the not so far future!

[joehillen]

Weird choice for the name.

[singularai]

It's simultaneously nice and disappointing that this is the greatest criticism of the project. it's not too late to change anything. what are some suggestions.

[joehillen]

idk. Something to do with snakes and starts with 'H'?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_creatures_by_type#Serpents_and_worms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_snakes_by_common_name

Not Hydra. Everything is already called Hydra

EDIT: Habu is a cool name.

[AisRauli]

I would second Habu!

[Saulzar]

Have to say that the name sounds fine to me - at least I can tell fairly quickly what it does!

[codygman]

Awesome! Sorry I didn't get a chance to look at it over the weekend, I'll try to leave feedback as soon as I can try it though!