Is anyone using MicroHs?

MicroHs, a Haskell compiler, is being used in practical applications including keyboard firmware and interactive notebooks, demonstrating its growing utility beyond theoretical use. Developers report success in compiling Haskell code for hardware projects and browser-based learning tools.

janus https://discourse.haskell.org/u/janus 41 Oh, thank you. I suppose we’re ready to add it to hackage-server then. I am a bit worried about OtherCompiler. I am now wondering whether it would make sense to only make recognized compilers queryable. That way, the query language could permit multiple spellings like MicroHS and MHS . It will be a while yet before MicroHs can compile all the packages needed for tests. ijouw https://discourse.haskell.org/u/ijouw 43 I programmed a keyboard with Haskell by compiling with MicroHs. It links with a c sdk that supports usb hid for sending key events and some pin io. You can find it here https://hub.darcs.net/ijouw/HaskellKeyboard . 10 Likes That’s so cool I’m happy to see MicroHs actually doing something. 2 Likes Oh so cool I’m bookmarking this. I want to write MicroHs and/or copilot firmware for my “boxx style” Melee controller which is basically a rp2040 keyboard that outputs gamecube inputs but with a lot of rules about legality of those inputs for fairness . I also noticed MicroHS being used to run Sabela interactive notebooks in the browser: https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1ucbg92/learn you a haskell live notebook/ https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1ucbg92/learn you a haskell live notebook/ 4 Likes