I know this is a super old post, but I found myself looking into Haskell (actually, based on your recommendation, in the form of this very post, originally), and I *really* dig it. Of course, I’m not a hundredth the programmer you are, but I thought I check out Functional Programming in general (y’know, see what all the hype is about , and I think I like it as much as Lisp/Scheme, actually, even though it seems very different to me in several ways (some of which are, as yet, unquantifiable, at least, to me). Either way, though, thanks, (very) belatedly, for the recommendation .

Hopefully one of these days I’ll get to a point where I can actually use all this stuff I call myself trying to learn.

Thanks for your work. I’ve installed the 0.3 from github on a HTC Desire (Android 2.1). It works as expected. You might want to insist in the instructions that the full name of the index.org file is needed. It was not clear for me at first, and I included only the path to the file, without adding the name of the file itself (i.e., using http://myserver/org/ rather than http://myserver/org/index.org). I was not able to sync over ssl, but I suspect this yet another manifestation of the self signed certificate problem of android… I’ll try to run a debug version to see if this is indeed what I suspect.

Thanks again and best regards,

Fabrice

I would certainly appreciate any code or help you can provide. The best way to go about that would be to sign up for a GitHub account and fork my repository here: http://github.com/matburt/mobileorg-android

That way as you make changes I can merge them back into the integration/release branch. All of my active development gets pushed there, you can also keep your fork up to date by merging my changes back into it.

I also wonder if there is a bug report page, and how can I help developing.

Best regards,
Tiger Soldier