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It really is more if a general reference document or a summary. Most of the Haskell books I've come across are presented in the tutorial style where they slowl
by Periodic 17y ago
It really is more if a general reference document or a summary.
Most of the Haskell books I've come across are presented in the tutorial style where they slowly present new concepts. This makes it hard to find simple definitions for things, as they're scattered throughout the book. This "cheatsheet" should be handy.
- mbrubeck 17y agoYeah, this is a great companion to Real World Haskell (which is firmly in the "tutorial, not reference" category).