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2021-01-22Load Alpha in ghci startup and add pronunciationsBen Sima
2020-12-24linting fixes and cleanupBen Sima
2020-12-24hlint fixesBen Sima
Still calibrating my use of hlint.
2020-12-23Add left-compose and text wrap utilsBen Sima
2020-12-09Add Biz.Namespace libraryBen Sima
2020-12-06Add missing type signatureBen Sima
2020-12-05Renamespace Devalloc and QueBen Sima
Move them under the Biz root so that we know they are specific to Biz stuff. Biz is for proprietary stuff that we own. I also had to refactor the bild namespace parsing code because it couldn't handle a namespace with 3 parts. I really need to get that namespace library written and tested.
2020-11-30Use weekly branch names in pie, and small refactorsBen Sima
2020-11-28Enable rudimentary remote buildsBen Sima
2020-11-17Refactor bild logic a bitBen Sima
This should make it easier to add nix builds, which is the next task. I need to move some files and nix code around so that I have e.g. Que/Prod.nix as the actual full 'build.os' expression.
2020-10-19Remove $ from AlphaBen Sima
2020-07-25bild: support incremental compilationBen Sima
Closes https://github.com/bsima/biz/issues/9
2020-07-25bild: port to haskellBen Sima
2020-07-12hero: move CanSnakeCase to AlphaBen Sima
2020-06-02Initialize Hero databaseBen Sima
2020-04-26don't lolBen Sima
2020-04-15Lint fixes, also delete Biz.LanguageBen Sima
2020-04-15ReformattingBen Sima
Now I'm using ormolu instead of brittany for Haskell formatting now. Figured I should just make all of these big changes at once.
2020-04-12De-namespace AlphaBen Sima
A bunch of formatting changes got in there too. Oops. I will probably eventually de-namespace everything, mostly because I'm tired of typing "Com.Whatever.Thing" all the time. A better namespacing strategy might be to use normal Haskell namespacing (Data, Control, Network, etc) for code that is not specific to biz activities (i.e. if I could open-source it at any time), and use simply "Biz" for stuff that I would never want to open-source.