Building web apps with Haskell and IHP (Lightning Talk)
summary
IHP is an opinionated Haskell full‑stack framework that demonstrates a live CRUD app built in minutes using a code generator, a visual schema designer, project‑local Nyx flakes environments and HSX templates. Development features include hot reloading and a web‑based IDE, with built‑in validation and migrations shown by turning a Post table into a working create/read/update/delete interface. Community telemetry reports nearly 500 Slack members, over 5,000 projects created and about 250 active projects in development, plus several production deployments.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00IHP as Haskell web framework
- 2:35Why IHP stands out
- 5:46IHP community adoption
- 7:56Live demo setup
- 10:05Blog app with zero code
- 12:13Customizing generated app
- 13:21IHP future and closing
- 13:43Q&A on IHP
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