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Pattern: every file is a flake-parts module
flake-parts
A repo in which the pattern is explained is demonstrated

Generated chapters

00:00 Introduction
01:41 Motivation Behind Horizon Haskell
02:35 Understanding GHC and Haskell Code Compatibility
05:06 Breaking Changes in GHC
06:27 Maintaining Backwards Compatibility
13:01 Horizon Haskell's Role in Package Management
18:57 Challenges with Nixpkgs
19:23 Future Improvements for Haskell Compatibility
20:34 The Philosophy of Breaking Changes
22:38 Overview of Horizon Haskell's Functionality
30:38 Introduction to Horizon Haskell and Its Toolkit
34:35 Building Haskell Libraries with Horizon Haskell
37:55 Understanding Horizon Package Sets
40:16 Managing Package Compatibility and Upgrades
44:44 Patching and Upstream Contributions
51:21 Future Developments and User Engagement

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