Question 1

How to add a library to awesome-purescript?

Accepted Answer

Contribute via the GitHub repository by following the contribution guidelines linked in the README; it involves submitting a pull request with new entries that meet curation standards.

Question 2

What's the difference between awesome-purescript and Pursuit?

Accepted Answer

Awesome-purescript is a curated directory of tools and learning resources for discovery, while Pursuit is an API documentation browser for PureScript packages; use awesome-purescript to find libraries and Pursuit to explore their APIs.

Question 3

How to find the best UI framework for PureScript?

Accepted Answer

Check the UI Libraries section, which lists options like Halogen and Thermite, but note that it doesn't rank them—you'll need to evaluate based on factors like type safety and project requirements, possibly trying a few.

Question 4

Is awesome-purescript updated regularly?

Accepted Answer

It depends on community activity; there's no fixed schedule, so check the GitHub repo for recent commits or issues to gauge how current the list is, as it can lag behind rapid ecosystem changes.

Question 5

Can I use awesome-purescript to set up a new PureScript project?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it lists build tools like Spago and package managers essential for setup, but you'll need to refer to their individual documentation for installation and configuration steps, as the list doesn't provide tutorials.

Question 6

What are the best learning resources for PureScript beginners?

Accepted Answer

The Learning Resources section includes books like 'PureScript by Example' and video tutorials, which are great starters, but beginners might still need hands-on practice beyond these references.

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