A proof-of-concept website and server to test whether:
- My
mapalgebralibrary works and is at all performant - Haskell and its Servant library are any good for writing tile servers
- Elm is productive for writing real webapps
- The above tools would be sufficient for writing a production-grade webapp for generating Map Art
- Haskell’s stack tool
- Elm’s suite of tools
make
| Command | Result |
|---|---|
make build | Compile both the front and backends |
make elm | Rebuild only the Elm frontend (produces JS) |
make go | Rebuild everything and start the backend server |
If the backend server starts successfully, you should see Listening for requests...
printed to stdout. You can then access the site on port 8081.