We started building ghcide over 2 years ago as part of our efforts at Digital Asset to provide a great IDE experience to all DAML users. As a lot of people in the Haskell community know, the DAML compiler is based on a modified version of GHC, so naturally the people working on it were

At Digital Asset, we wrote the DAML programming language. The compiler builds on GHC, and one of the important tools for using DAML is an IDE. You can try the DAML IDE online or download it. Since we wrote the DAML IDE in Haskell, and DAML uses GHC under the hood, it’s possible to take the work we did for the DAML IDE and turn them into …

Lessons learned—and easy solutions offered As a company, Digital Asset derives a great deal of value from open source libraries, and we actively encourage our employees to use their DA accounts to share and collaborate with their peers by contributing code back to upstream projects that we use. This is particularly true when it comes to …