> In the Learn Haskell From First Principles book[1] it is given why a "crash course" Haskell is not working for many, and I second it. What's their reasoning?

> In the Learn Haskell From First Principles book[1] it is given why a "crash course" Haskell is not working for many, and I second it. What's their reasoning? I didn't find this on the page you linked. I don't think that it would be impossible to do a "crash course" in Haskell well, but it's certainly harder than doing the same in e.g. Python, simply because the language will flout so many expectations/assumptions that developers would be able to make in other languages.