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Exploring Nix & Haskell Part 3: Less Nix, More Reflex In the last post, we ended off with a Nix-based environment with some basic workflow commands to build and test your Haskell code. I mentioned that my reason for investigating Nix environments in the first place was because it’s the most supported way to build a frontend Haskell application with Reflex / GHCJS. Exploring Nix & Haskell Part 2: Dev Tools & IDE Integration In the previous post from a loong time ago, I left off with a simple shell.nix file that you could use to run a local hoogle server. Exploring Nix & Haskell Part 1: Project Setup I’ve been working a lot with Nix and Haskell lately, and I thought now would bea good time to pause and write about it before I either forget what I’ve learnedor forget why I found it difficult in the first place.