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Haskell beginner. This looks like a very good thing. Step 2 would be having a tutorial that wasn't a university course. :)
by moomin 12y ago
Haskell beginner. This looks like a very good thing. Step 2 would be having a tutorial that wasn't a university course. :)
- klrr 12y agoLYAH and RWH, then its just to lurk the web for good blog posts making sense of the academic papers. ;) Seriously though, there's tons of resources for beginners in Haskell. School of Haskell, above mentioned books, tons of good SO answers, #haskell at freenode is super friendly and helpful, Haskell for All by Tekmo is a good blog making sense of some more advanced Haskell stuff, there's probably more that I've missed to mention. The best way to learn Haskell is to write a lot of Haskell and being interested in learning interesting stuff (that might be quite abstract for some time before you get a good intuition and can apply it to real world code).
- SkyMarshal 12y ago> Step 2 would be having a tutorial that wasn't a university course. :) http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters :)