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== Web Project Ideas == | == Web Project Ideas == | ||
| - | + | Please add your own ideas to this page. In addition, the Yesod project keeps [http://wiki.yesodweb.com/Wishlist its own wishlist] which includes many generally-useful project ideas. | |
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* Augment authenticate package to support more providers (Twitter, Facebook, OpenId 2, etc) | * Augment authenticate package to support more providers (Twitter, Facebook, OpenId 2, etc) | ||
| - | * Create a WAI handler which uses Webkit to convert web applications into desktop apps. See [http://github.com/snoyberg/hack-handler-webkit hack-handler-webkit] for prior art. | + | * See wai-handler-webkit, though it would be nice if it had better Windows support. Create a WAI handler which uses Webkit to convert web applications into desktop apps. See [http://github.com/snoyberg/hack-handler-webkit hack-handler-webkit] for prior art. |
| - | * The Haskell equivalent of an Object Relational Mapping. Of course, we're not object-oriented, so we have an advantage in this department. Also, we shouldn't limit ourselves to SQL. | + | * I'm satisfied with Persistent, though there is still plenty to be done in this design space. The Haskell equivalent of an Object Relational Mapping. Of course, we're not object-oriented, so we have an advantage in this department. Also, we shouldn't limit ourselves to SQL. |
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* See Hamlet. Compile-time checked templates. [[Bravo]] might be a possibility, though a StringTemplate syntax might be more user-friendly. Also, link checking should be included. | * See Hamlet. Compile-time checked templates. [[Bravo]] might be a possibility, though a StringTemplate syntax might be more user-friendly. Also, link checking should be included. | ||
* Included in wai-extra. GZIP compression using an Enumerator instead of a lazy bytestring. This would clean up the GZIP middleware in wai-extra. | * Included in wai-extra. GZIP compression using an Enumerator instead of a lazy bytestring. This would clean up the GZIP middleware in wai-extra. | ||
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1 Web Project Ideas
Please add your own ideas to this page. In addition, the Yesod project keeps its own wishlist which includes many generally-useful project ideas.
1.1 Completed
- Augment authenticate package to support more providers (Twitter, Facebook, OpenId 2, etc)
- See wai-handler-webkit, though it would be nice if it had better Windows support. Create a WAI handler which uses Webkit to convert web applications into desktop apps. See hack-handler-webkit for prior art.
- I'm satisfied with Persistent, though there is still plenty to be done in this design space. The Haskell equivalent of an Object Relational Mapping. Of course, we're not object-oriented, so we have an advantage in this department. Also, we shouldn't limit ourselves to SQL.
- See Hamlet. Compile-time checked templates. Bravo might be a possibility, though a StringTemplate syntax might be more user-friendly. Also, link checking should be included.
- Included in wai-extra. GZIP compression using an Enumerator instead of a lazy bytestring. This would clean up the GZIP middleware in wai-extra.
- See wai-fastcgi. fastcgi handler for WAI. See the hack-handler-fastcgi package; it should be a simple port.
