Announcing Haskell Streamly-0.11, this major release makes concurrent programming in Haskell even easier. You can now split and combine streams by composing scans, and resource cleanup is now deterministic. And a lot more in this release.
Two important features coming in the new major release of streamly, (1) ability to split streams into multiple streams, transform and merge back into a single stream, and do this concurrently, (2) prompt resource management.
High level, concise and modular concurrent directory/tree traversal code in #Haskell can match or even beat C and Rust in performance. Slides from my #FnConf talk today: github.com/composewell/fn…
