Can I write components in Haskell for use on the Django site?

Question

I have an idea for a web service, but I am very new to web programming. Django looks great and somehow I can quickly pick it up. I have a lot of experience in Haskell (and very little in python), and I would like to start writing some of the non-web stuff backends in my favorite language. But of course, I don’t want to do this if the haskell code will not be used, if I go with django.

I looked at several haskell web frameworks: hApps looks too complex and undocumented, turbinado looks affordable, but undocumented, etc. And I think that using a widely used infrastructure like django and having access to a lot of code that I can just connect will help me a lot. But I'm very open to learning about other ideas for using frameworks or about other options that I should use Haskell in some way.

Answer 1

It depends on what you mean by “web service”.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

If you want Haskell to access the database directly, you will need to modify the migration of the Django script database to also fix the Haskell model code using a library such as Yesod Persistent.