GHCJS is a Haskell to JavaScript compiler which enables developers to write applications in Haskell and compile them to JavaScript code, allowing them to run on a web browser. This technology enables developers to create complex web applications, with a high level of abstraction and maintainability, while still having access to the full power of the web browser. GHCJS allows developers to write code in a functional programming language, meaning that the code is concise, yet still highly efficient. The compiler is often used for creating web applications with visualizations and for creating interactive web pages. It also provides support for libraries and frameworks written in Haskell, such as the popular Elm and PureScript. GHCJS is compatible with all modern web browsers, making it a popular choice for web developers.
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