I don't quite understand why this IDE doesn't show up when people search for Haskell IDEs. This one is really nice and ought to be more well known.

I have macos monterey 12.6. I bought your Haskell for Mac on the Apple store an hour ago, paid for it, and it will not open.

Haskell for Mac is not just an excellent learning tool, but also a convenient utility for quick experimentation. Excellent look and feel, very responsive support. Worthy of five stars!

I text based content is OK. It would ahve been nice to have the video content, but there is not sound. Just buy a book.

You can't do anything as simple as compile and run from the IDE. This is absolute crap, these reviews were written by friends of the developer. I was fooled, do not waste your money on this garbage.

Haskell for Mac is a real favorite of mine and an indispensable tool. I have probably used it a couple hours a day, five or six days a week, for the last three or four years. I have written something like 100 plus (small) modules in it, mainly for the purpose of learning Haskell. Many of these modules have Haskell extensions (language pragmas) in them. What makes the application so useful to me is that I can have 30 or 40 sample outputs or tests in the Playground, then alter some source code and have those tests all recalculated in seconds. So the work style is that of interactive programming, but with something akin to bulk interactions. With any application, typically there will be features that one either does not use or does not know about. Haskell for Mac has capabilities that I have never tried. But everything I have used seems very suitable for its purpose. With Haskell, I do also use Visual Studio Code, IntelliJIDEA, and the command line compiler. But I would say that pretty much all the original code, and almost all the debugging is done in Haskell for Mac. There are a couple of features of the Editor that are less than perfect. There is a problem with the auto-scrolling, which seemingly randomly, and often once every ten seconds or so, pushes the left five characters out of sight under the left window or frame edge. This is not a lot of fun because you cannot see all your code (and you need to re-size the panel to bring it back). I did file a bug report on this maybe 18 months ago, but it has not been fixed and I see that people are still complaining about it. The fact is, for me, Haskell for Mac is so important and useful for me that I just workaround this by resizing perhaps every 10 seconds. Separately, and not really important at all, is that I would prefer the editor to identify matching brackets. Haskell does not have many brackets, but there are occasions when help with this would be valuable. All in all, this is a super program. If you are wanting to learn Haskell, or work with it, and if you are more comfortable with a Mac-style of program as opposed to command line, this is the one— buy it.

I would prefer to work in VS Code, but setting up Haskell there is a PITA at best and broken at worst. I use Haskell for prototyping and this is a simple way to get working with the code.

I don't think this is an IDE. it's missed almost all the important features one IDE should has.

I never used Haskell before getting this app. I do ObjC and Swift and wanted to learn about functional programming. This app is not a tutorial, but when combined with the web's "Learn You Haskell For Greater Good" (google it) i have slowly but surely improved. Had this app for years (since it first hit the app store). Greate support, updates, and works with all the haskell tutorials found online. This is not some Mac -version or light weight thing. This is Haskell. I really appreciate your company doing this. KNowing what I know now, i would pay 2x the price.

Except this, works very well.