Ollie Charles's guest appearances

Ollie Charles

The Haskell Cast

Full House Lit Mag

Peyton Jones

Richard Eisenberg

Don Stewart

Haley Jenkins

Neil Mitchell

Conal Elliott

Brent Yorgey

Simon Marlow

Gabriel Gonzalez

Michael Snoyman

John Wiegley

Chris Done

Austin Seipp

Edward Kmett

Aaron Kent

OwlTail

Join us as we chat to Ollie Charles, co-founder of Untitled Writing, a platform which aims to amplify underrepresented voices.  Ollie tells us about the work that Untitled do, and what everyone should be doing to make sure they are reading widely and sharing the space with other voices. We also round up by sharing some tweets of the week and sharing a news blast. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/fullhouselitmag/shop)

Join us as we chat to Ollie Charles, co-founder of Untitled Writing, a platform which aims to amplify underrepresented voices.  Ollie tells us about the work that Untitled do, and what everyone should be doing to make sure they are reading widely and sharing the space with other voices.  We also round up by sharing some tweets of the week and sharing a news blast. <a href="https://ko-fi.com/fullhouselitmag/shop" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://ko-fi.com/fullhouselitmag/shop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ko-fi.com/fullhouselitmag/shop</a>)

Talking representation with Ollie Charles 

Ollie Charles, author of 24 Days of Hackage (and a number of Haskell libraries), gives us his perspectives on Haskell libraries and how they relate to Perl’s CPAN. He shares how he began his transition from Perl to Haskell while working for MusicBrainz and how he came to work full-time on Haskell at Fynder. (Listen closely if you’ve wanted to write Haskell in your non-Haskell job.) We also chat briefly about developing in Haskell with Nix and a different take on equational reasoning.

Ollie Charles, author of 24 Days of Hackage (and a number of Haskell libraries), gives us his perspectives on Haskell libraries and how they relate to Perl’s CPAN. He shares how he began his transition from Perl to Haskell while working for MusicBrainz and how he came to work full-time on Haskell at Fynder. (Listen closely if you’ve wanted to write Haskell in your non-Haskell job.) We also chat briefly about developing in Haskell with Nix and a different take on equational reasoning.

Episode 8 - Ollie Charles on 24 Days of Hackage and Nix