One of the most common difficulties that all of us face when we decide to start learning something new – we just don’t know where to start and where to learn.
If earlier there was a problem to find a book, tutorial or course – now you can find a lot of web sources with good materials and tons of refuse at the same time. We have prepared a small springboard for you – a list of educational Haskell sources that have been verified by our specialists.
Here’s our list. Reviews are one little scroll below.
- Learn You a Haskell
- Type Classes
- Programming in Haskell
- Code Wars
- Exercism
- Haskell Weekly Podcast
- Haskell For All
- What I Wish I Knew When Learning Haskell
- Matt Parsons’ Blog
- Monday Morning Haskell
First day at school
Learn You a Haskell
Book
Suitable for: newbies
Learn You a Haskell is a great non-trivial source of knowledge for beginners in the functional programming world. In addition to online material, there is a paper version of LYAH for people who prefer books instead of web sources, it costs $32 on Amazon. All of these materials are prepared and written by Miran Lipovača, a Slovenian computer science student.
It’s convenient for learning Haskell – well-illustrated, step-by-step guide with references to pop-culture.
Also, it has 4.3 rating on Goodreads and the online version is completely free.
“This is a fantastic book and I highly recommend it as the first book on Haskell — and possibly even the second." — Michael Fogus, author of The Joy of Clojure
Type Classes
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