Declaratively building a Snake clone in the terminal

Brick is great. It’s got some quirks, but it’s the best TUI library I’ve used. I’ve made a little text editor, and am currently toying around with building an interactive environment—halfway between REPL and IDE—for a programming language I’m working on. If you’re looking to make a TUI application and want an excuse to dive headfirst into Haskell, brick is a decent place to start.

in a similar vein (though also completely different), here's the game of life in APL:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xAKttWgP4

This is one of my favorite screencasts. I would have a hard time reproducing this thought process, so it feels much more like watching a speed run than a tutorial.

Would be interested in seeing the APL version of this blog post