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Except for Lens, most packages shy away from operator soup. The basic set you need to know to read most Haskell code is quite small, and tied to the core concep
by evincarofautumn 10y ago
Except for Lens, most packages shy away from operator soup. The basic set you need to know to read most Haskell code is quite small, and tied to the core concepts you need to know anyway, such as:
Functor (<$>)
Applicative (<*>, <*, *>)
Monad (>>=, =<<, >=>, <=<)
Monoid (<>)
Alternative (<|>)
- nv-vn 10y agoAlso ++, $, ., and some others. But yeah, you don't need to know too many to be able to read 90% of Haskell code.