GoKawiilFloreal Technologies publishes tutorial on building GTK apps in Haskell with Adwaita
A tutorial series by Feriel Choutri de Tarlé walks intermediate Haskell developers through building a todo-list app using Haskell, GTK 4 and the Adwaita library via the haskell-gi binding toolkit. The first installment shows how to set up a basic GTK Application object and connect its activate signal, with full source code available on GitHub under Floreal Technologies.
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The series could lower the barrier for Haskell developers wanting to build native GNOME-style desktop applications, an area where tooling and examples have historically been sparse. By leaning on haskell-gi and Adwaita, it suggests a path for combining Haskell's type safety with GNOME's accessibility and design standards without writing raw C bindings.
- Tutorial targets intermediate Haskell developers building a todo-list app with GTK 4 and Adwaita.
- Uses the haskell-gi toolkit to auto-generate Haskell bindings from GTK C libraries.
- Full project source is hosted on GitHub under Floreal Technologies' adwaita-todo repository.
Source: floreal.tech, 2026-10-05
Published there as: “Making a GTK application in Haskell, part 1”
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