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As an "early" hobbyist Ruby/RoR programmer, would people recommend the first tier for beginners looking to expand their horizons with Python and Haskell specif
by shostack 10y ago
As an "early" hobbyist Ruby/RoR programmer, would people recommend the first tier for beginners looking to expand their horizons with Python and Haskell specifically?
Also, how painful will these be to read on a Kindle Paperwhite? I've tried other coding books on there and the code block styling was impossible to make out.
- adimitrov 10y agoThere's no way to recommend LYAH enough. I learned Haskell way back when with 'A Gentle Introduction to Haskell' which was all but. I'm jealous of kids these days actually having fantastic material to work with. Note that LYAH is also free online. I don't know about the Python book, as I don't do Python very much.