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I've been going through the "Learn You a Haskell..." book for the past week or so (mainly to procrastinate on my main project). After the first few chapters whi
by alanthonyc 15y ago
I've been going through the "Learn You a Haskell..." book for the past week or so (mainly to procrastinate on my main project). After the first few chapters which basically just show the syntax for things you might do in other languages (e.g. lambdas, maps, recursion, etc.), I've gotten to stuff that's new to me (mainly type classes, though I'm sure there's more) and I'm sort of getting blown away by the possibilities.
- gtani 15y agoLearn You is terrific. Besides that, Conrad Barski and Hal Daume's tutorials, the stuff that the Wash U students did (see Haskell Wiki), and Hutton's little green book. http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Tutorials http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Tutorials