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A new blog post on floreal.tech walks through building a GTK desktop application in Haskell, the first instalment of a tutorial series. It covers the practicalities of combining the Haskell language with the GTK graphical toolkit, a pairing rarely covered in depth. The piece has drawn attention among developers interested in functional programming and native GUI development.
- 2New open source GTK4 tool helps users manage timezones●Awesome little # helper to survive # timezone (s). 😅😜 https:// github.com/hernantz/timezones/ # gtk4 # libadwaita # open
Developer hernantz has released a small open source timezones helper built with GTK4 and libadwaita, aimed at Linux users who need to keep track of multiple time zones. The tool is shared on GitHub as free software. Early reactions are lighthearted, with users calling it a fun and handy little utility for surviving time zones.
- 3New tutorial series on building GTK apps in Haskell●Making a GTK application in Haskell, part 1 https://floreal.tech/blog/2026/making-a-gtk-app-in-haskell-part-1/ # HackerN
A developer has published the first part of a tutorial series on floreal.tech walking through how to build a GTK desktop application in Haskell. The post covers the initial setup of the project and the basics of wiring up a graphical interface using the functional programming language. It is drawing interest from programmers curious about using Haskell outside of server and compiler work, where GUI development remains a less common niche.