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The earliest incarnation of this project was built as a way of running Haskell snippets in knitr (a report generation software for R). Jonathan Carroll, a DataHaskell contributor, was working on an article showcasing Haskell’s viability for data science workloads. We built a small shell script that took Haskell code snippets, transformed them to work with GHCi (particularly putting multi-line functions in blocks), evaluated them in the command line, and then captured the output.。业内人士推荐搜狗输入法作为进阶阅读
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But the problem there is all the additional infrastructure you need to stand up to support these things. Want caching? Stand up Redis or a Memcache. Need a job queue or scheduled tasks? Redis again. And then there’s the Ruby libraries like Resque or Sidekiq to interact with all that… Working at GitLab, I certainly appreciated Sidekiq for what it does, but for the odd async task in a small app it’s overkill.