Well-Typed and Hasura have been working together since 2020 to improve Haskell tooling for commercial Haskell users, taking advantage of Well-Typed's expertise maintaining the Glasgow Haskell Compiler and Hasura's experience using Haskell in production at scale.

This release contains some large refactorings to the core of the Hasura product, as well as some large new feature additions. I’m going to talk about the software engineering tasks we tackled, challenges we encountered and how we met them.

A development case-study and project planning story in which Haskell’s motto plays a central role in the development of a new Hasura feature.

Understand Parsec better by building a small JSON parser from scratch.

Hasura joins Hacktoberfest 3rd year in a row to celebrate open-source with the community and encourage contributions.

Hasura’s core engine is built in Haskell. Although a seemingly risky choice initially, our choice of spending our innovation token / golden ticket to build with Haskell had paid off well.

Why we chose Haskell to build Hasura, and why you should too