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[edit] Beginner's Track

This section will introduce you to the very basics of the language and some of most frequently used libraries. This will enable you to build simple programs and prepare you for the advanced track.

[edit] Haskell Basics Getting set up Variables and functions Lists and tuples Next steps Type basics Simple input and output Type declarations edit this chapter

[edit] Elementary Haskell Recursion List processing More about lists Pattern matching Control structures More on functions Higher order functions (unknown) edit this chapter

[edit] Intermediate Haskell Modules Indentation More on datatypes Class declarations Classes and types Keeping track of State edit this chapter

[edit] Monads Understanding monads (unknown) do Notation Advanced monads Additive monads (MonadPlus) Monadic parser combinators Monad transformers Value recursion (MonadFix) Practical monads edit this chapter

[edit] Advanced Track

This section will introduce wider functional programming concepts such as different data structures and type theory. It will also cover more practical topics like concurrency.

[edit] Advanced Haskell Arrows Understanding arrows Continuation passing style (CPS) Mutable objects Zippers Applicative Functors Monoids Concurrency edit this chapter

[edit] Program correctness Denotational semantics Equational reasoning Program derivation Category theory The Curry-Howard isomorphism fix and recursion edit this chapter

[edit] Fun with Types Polymorphism basics Existentially quantified types Advanced type classes Phantom types Generalised algebraic data-types (GADT) Datatype algebra Type constructors & Kinds edit this chapter

[edit] Haskell in Time and Space Introduction Step by Step Examples Graph reduction Laziness Strictness Algorithm complexity Data structures Parallelism edit this chapter

[edit] Haskell in Practice

This section covers the more day-to-day issues of working with Haskell, issues such as making use of the standard library, building graphical interfaces or working with databases. You should be able to jump directly to this section from the basic track.

[edit] Libraries Reference The Hierarchical Libraries Lists - Arrays - Maybe - Maps Random Numbers

[edit] Tutorials Building a standalone application Debugging Testing Graphical user interfaces Database libraries Distributing your software with the Cabal Web programming with Haskell