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For Production Users: Haskell in an age of Rust and Python
The first link was https://hackage.haskell.org/package/HTTP. That's easy to use but I quickly discovered it doesn't support HTTPS.
What are some alternatives?
websockets - A Haskell library for creating WebSocket-capable servers
grpc-haskell - Haskell gRPC support
web3 - Web3 API for Haskell.
network-transport-inmemory - In-memory realisation of Network.Transport
recaptcha - Haskell library for using the reCAPTCHA service
http-dispatch - A high level HTTP client for Haskell that focuses on ease of use
network-transport-zeromq - ZeroMQ transport for distributed-process (aka Cloud Haskell)
consul-haskell - A haskell client library for consul (consul.io)
mighttpd2 - File/CGI web server on Warp
PortFusion - Haskell-powered cross-platform transport-layer distributed reverse / forward proxy & tunneling solution – currently available for all TCP protocols (RDP, VNC, HTTP(S), SSH, ...).
Gitit - A wiki using HAppS, pandoc, and git
network-transport - Generic Network.Transport API