Editor for Haskell programming?
Moinsen,
We're just starting out with Haskell in our studies, which is all well and good. We use the Glasgow Haskell compiler, but as far as I understand, you can only compile and run existing .hs files using console commands. Do you know of a decent editor I can use to create .hs files?
Yeah, that’s how compiler works.
Anybody.
If you want more support, there are plugins for the popular VS code.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=haskell.haskell
Yes, I’m sure the compiler will work this way, and yes I know that I can use any editor, I have only little bump on the Windows text editor, for example, so I’m looking for an alternative with e.g. Text highlighting for Haskell. But the mi VS code continues to help, I have the program anyway
Try Windows free editor (“on steroids”)
Notepad++
This has been my standard text editor for “the daily needs” for many years, but can be used as an IDE for many programming languages.
https://www.heise.de/download/product/notepad-26659
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=notepad%2B%2B+tutorial+english
Otherwise, I can also recommend this “Visusal Studio Code” from Microsoft.
This is the free “small brother” from the expensive development package “MS Visual Studio”.