[ANN] Haskell Streamly 0.9.0 Release!

1. streamly

   1 8 888 9.6 Haskell

   High performance, concurrent functional programming abstractions

   

   We are glad to announce streamly 0.9.0 release. streamly-0.9.0 and streamly-core-0.1.0 have been available on Hackage for some time now, you can find reference documentation and some guides on https://streamly.composewell.com as well. The website also has functionality to search across multiple streamly packages.

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3. fusion-plugin

   2 2 17 4.1 Haskell

   GHC plugin to make stream fusion more predictable

   

   Our goal is to completely fuse the loops in a fused stream pipeline. fusion-plugin https://github.com/composewell/fusion-plugin ensures that these loops get fused completely, if they don't, it reports that it did not fuse (reporting can be made better though). In most cases (for almost all cases for which we have benchmarks, and we have a lot of benchmarks) these loops fuse.

4. streamly-examples

   3 1 29 7.4 Nix

   Examples for Streamly

   

   Regarding the "beat GCC" example (I guess you are talking about the word count example) - we do not claim to beat gcc, I have worked with C/gcc for decades. But it did beat gcc by a thin margin sometimes, but I won't call it beating, rather matching gcc. It does match gcc even now - raise an issue in streamly repo if you cannot reproduce it.

5. thyme

   4 1 47 4.9 Haskell

   A faster date and time library based on time (by haskell-github-trust)

   

   Neat, does it beat https://github.com/haskell-github-trust/thyme ?

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