How Meta Uses Haskell

The article discusses Glean, Meta's open-source code indexing system designed to efficiently collect and manage information about source code.

The article details how Meta developed the infrastructure for Threads, which achieved over 100 million sign-ups in its first five days.

The article discusses five interesting facts about Buck2, Meta's recently open-sourced build system that serves as a successor to Buck.

The article discusses Tulip, a binary serialization protocol developed by Meta to enhance data schematization and support schema evolution.

The article discusses Meta's careful approach to endorsing programming languages for server-side use, highlighting Rust as the latest addition to its supported languages.

The article discusses the open-sourcing of Thrift support for Haskell, a serialization and remote procedure call (RPC) framework used for cross-service communication.

The article reviews Facebook's significant advancements in connectivity, app performance, and sustainability during 2020, highlighting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the importance of conne...

Retrie is an open-sourced code refactoring tool for Haskell that simplifies the process of codemodding, making it faster, easier, and safer.

Simon Marlow, Simon Peyton Jones, and Satnam Singh received the Most Influential ICFP Paper Award for their 2009 paper on enhancing Haskell's performance on multicore systems.

The article discusses Facebook's Sigma system, which combats spam and abuse using Haskell.

The article provides a recap of the Spam Fighting @Scale conference held at Facebook, focusing on the challenges of combating spam on large platforms.

In the first half of 2014, Facebook's open source program experienced significant growth, launching 64 new projects and increasing its codebase to 9. 9 million lines of code.

The article discusses the open-sourcing of Haxl, a Haskell library designed to simplify access to remote data sources like databases and web services.

The article discusses the open-sourcing of warp, a fast preprocessor for C and C++ developed by Walter Bright in collaboration with Facebook.

DConf 2013, hosted by Facebook, brought together over 60 engineers and thinkers to explore the D Programming Language.

The article discusses the excitement and implementation of HTML5 features at Facebook, highlighting various functionalities that enhance web applications.

The article discusses the evolution of Thrift, an open-source software framework released by Facebook for enabling communication between different programming languages.