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IMPROVING THE CRAFT OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

We are on a mission to improve developer experience (DX) and data-centric
workflows (MLOps). Tweag is a collaborative space where engineers and
researchers join forces to apply new ideas — all as open source.

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FEATURED PROJECTS

Tweagers are leading contributors to several open source projects — from
functional programming languages to cross-platform frameworks.

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Nix

Many thought leaders of the Nix community are Tweagers. Together with our
clients, we contribute much of the technical roadmap, from better
reproducibility and performance to new use cases and developer tools.

Bazel

We were among the first outside of Google to adopt Bazel. We are recognized
community experts. We have contributed key features and new programming language
support to Bazel. We did this for ourselves and now we can do it for you.

Haskell

We are among the top contributors to GHC, a mature, state-of-the-art compiler
for Haskell. Choosing Haskell is a path to more correct, scalable code for
industries where mistakes matter. We created language interop with Java,
JavaScript, C and R, we make Haskell run in your browser, and do the heavy
lifting in your analytics pipelines.

Nickel

Write complex configurations. Modular, correct and boilerplate-free.


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Evaluating retrieval in RAGs: a practical framework

We introduce an experimental framework for assessing RAG retrieval and explain
its main components including benchmark creation, evaluation metrics, parameter
space and experiment tracking. Whether you're deep in the field or just
starting, this post is your gateway to understanding and improving RAG retrieval
performance.

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Software Identifiers through the eyes of Nix

This is an answer to a request for comments issued by CISA about software
identifiers that CISA encouraged me to publish as a separate blog post.

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Extending destination-passing style programming to arbitrary data types in
Linear Haskell

This blog post presents a safe API for destination-passing style programming
using Linear Haskell against arbitrary functional data types.

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Tweag is the open source program office (OSPO) of Modus Create, a global digital
consulting firm that helps enterprises build competitive advantage through
digital innovation. Our research enables solutions to big challenges in software
development.

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