Why Haskell

via

• Why Haskell is beyond ready for Prime Time
• Intro talk on Haskell by SPJ
• Weaknesses of Haskell
• Jocellyn’s Blog - Why do I love Haskell more than Ruby?
• What Makes Haskell Unique, Part 1 - DZone Web Dev
• 10 Reasons to Use Haskell

Learning Haskell

• 2020-06-10: Haskell for imperative programmers is a series of short videos (10-15 mins) that are very good!

• albohlabs/awesome-haskell – A curated list of amazingly awesome Haskell articles and talks for beginners.

• soupi/haskel-study-plan: An opinionated list of resources for learning Haskell; “This is great.” – Stephen Diehl
• Learn Haskell from Mark Karpov.
• bitemyapp’s Learn Haskell collection
• Haskell for kids
• How to read Haskell like Python
• Beginning Haskell tutorial by Stephen Diehl.
• How to desugar Haskell code
• What I Wish I Knew When Learning Haskell by Stephen Diehl.
• Pitfalls in Haskell
• Things software engineers trip up on when learning Haskell | William Yao
• Haskell reading list by Stephen Diehl.
• Another Haskell reading list on haskell.org.
• Haskell the hard way
• Tour of the Haskell Syntax
• 2014/11/17 How I start - Haskell
• 2014/11/17 Holy Haskell project starter – an automatic project starter with sandbox, tests and all the fixins.
• 2014/11/18 Intro to haskell
• 2017/3/1 how do you guys get anything done? : haskell
• Teaching Haskell For Understanding - Google Slides by Julie Moronuki (author of Haskell Programming from first principles).
• 2017/12/4 jagajaga/FP-Course-ITMO: Slides and other materials for functional programming lectures ITMO university
• 2018/2/20 Haskell by Example – one-to-one corresponding examples to “Go by Example”
• 2018/6/5 Codeworld: Haskell as a First Programming Language — Monday Morning Haskell
• My Haskell Journey from C#
• A thin slice of Haskell
• 2020/1/23 For Beginners by Julie Moronuki (aka argumatronic); The post date says Jan 1, 1970… sure… reddit thread has good discussion.
• 2020/3/19 Notes for ‘Thinking with Types: Type-level Programming in Haskell’, Chapters 1–5 | abhinavsarkar.net for https://thinkingwithtypes.com/

Liquid Haskell

• Liquid Haskell Tutorial

Write Simple Haskell

• Writing Simple Haskell

Read Haskell code

• Reading Simple Haskell
• Peter Siebel attempts a Sudoku solver in Haskell. [Sep 2015]
• bravit/hid-examples: Examples to accompany the book “Haskell in Depth”

Video lectures and talks

• [Zürich Friends of Haskell]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zfPMH_srjxUN5EYrfIhCw) including ZuriHac 2018 Beginner Session Saturday (uncut version) - YouTube
• Erik Meijer teaches functional programming fundamentals. Video series on MSDN’s channel9.
• Haskell tutorial by Derek Banas (recommended by Gabriel Gonzalez); related code for the video.
• Michael O’Church’s Summer Haskell Class slides:
  • #1
  • #3
  • #4
  • #5
  • Lab#1 video
  • Lab#2 video
  • Class notes on github.

Courses

• Introduction to Haskell at UPenn by Brent Yorgey, Joachim Breitner et al. This in my experience is the best introduction to Haskell in a classroom format you can find. The lecture notes are self-explantory and written in a conversational, easy to follow manner.
• CMSC498V – “Advanced Functional Programming Languages (Fall 2017)” taught by Dr Niki Vazou at UMD.

Developing with Haksell

• Haskforce – Haskell plugin for IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition [2014/10]
• A detailed guide to using Haskell-emacs mode (2011).
• Haskell Development on Emacs by Tim Dysinger (2014).
• Haskell Best Practices for Avoiding “Cabal Hell” -Experience report developing in Haskell by CTO of Capital Match; Nov 2015.
• An opinionated guide to Haskell in 2018 [Feb 2018]
• Infinite Negative Utility: Some Notes About How I Write Haskell [Dec 2017] – Good section on how to use list comprehensions.
• The Haskell User experience [Aug 2015]
• Introducing Haskell to a company
• I Released A Haskell Product!
• Development Tools for Haskell; Nov 2019.

Resources

• TechBookHunter/Free-Haskell-Books: A curated collection of free eBooks about Haskell
• Code World – an online playground for writing and executing Haskell code.
• Phil Wadler’s video lectures at University of Edinburgh
• Magazine
• Bob Ippolito’s “Haskell for Erlangers”; 2014. Good code examples of IO monads, and monads.

Blogs

• quchen/articles
• Randomhacks/haskell
• Building Monad Transformers - Part 1 - Jakub Arnold Blog
• Haskell for OCaml programmers
• ocharles.org.uk– [24 days of Hackage 2012/2013]
• tel.github.io – [types of data, mutable algos in immutable langs]
• Justin Le
• Haskell for all
• Blank.Denum
• Liam O’Connor
• Kwang’s Haskell Blog - Home

Blog posts / articles

• A bt client in Haskell
• using stack for haskell dev, from Sean Hess (Practical Haskell series).
• PROGRAMMING WITH EFFECTS by Graham Hutton, January 2015
• Using Mondads by Sean Hess is a good one on Monads.
• quchen/articles
• Distributed Systems in Haskell :: Will Yager
• Monads to Machine Code
• Rest API in Haskell | maciek.io
• Haskell Success Stories - Michael Snoyman’s blog

Meta lists

• Papers every haskeller should read : haskell
• palimi - Recommended Haskell reading and watching

Editors

• Haskell idea plugin
• Haskell for Mac
• Code.world
• Haskell-tools A GHC based toolset for Haskell programming. Currently featuring Haskell-tools Refact, a refactoring framework.
• HyperHaskell – is a graphical Haskell interpreter (REPL), not unlike GHCi, but hopefully more awesome. You use worksheets to enter expressions and evaluate them. Results are displayed using HTML.

Papers

• Practical type inference for arbitrary-rank types
• Best monad tutorial? Tackling the Awkward Squad

My Notes

What are some of the low-friction ways of using Haskell?

• Pandoc – add custom elements, extract metadata from documents.
• Hakyll – build custom site renderers.
• Shake – build system where Make isn’t sufficient.

If you get can't load .so/.DLL for when installing cabal package: put shared: True in ~/.cabal/config

Cabal

• cabal - the simple guide
• (2) Introduction to Cabal - YouTube

Sandbox:

    cabal sandbox init
    cabal init #to init a new proj.

remember to export HASKELL_PACKAGE_SANDBOX=.cabal-sandbox/x86_64-osx-ghc-7.6.3-packages.conf.d inside the cabal sandbox.

• How to write a Haskell program
• How to develop packages with Cabal

jupyter notebook

See www.btbytes.com/stack.yaml for dependencies.

stack new myproj
cd myproj
stack init
brew install zmq
stack exec ipython -- notebook

Note: iHaskell binary is installed in ~/.local/bin:

Copied executables to /Users/pgowda/.local/bin/:
- ihaskell

(not sure if the above two lines are actually important …)

Libraries and tools

• packunused: Tool for detecting redundant Cabal package dependencies | Hackage

Haskell Reference

• Real World Haskell. Free online version.
• Beginning Haskell: A Project-Based Approach Read Haskell Tutorial and Cookbook | Leanpub

Misc

• What Haskellers like about Python
• Criticisms of Haskell

Links

• What is -> in Haskell?

Projects in haskell

• Glot.io – an open source pastebin with runnable snippets and API. Source code