Finally got around to updating my large Haskell guide for Modern Haskell. Hope it is useful for a few more years. ♥️ dev.stephendiehl.com/hask/ dev.stephendiehl.com/hask/tutorial.…

Philosophies of Rust and Haskell buff.ly/3i826vr by Michael Snoyman

Basic Data Scraping in Haskell Part 1: HTTP and JSON buff.ly/3siLeGZ by @_zacwood

Permutate parsers, don't validate buff.ly/35zFaQE by Ju

Maybe Considered Harmful buff.ly/2Ndwd9q by RobertPeszek

IO and monads buff.ly/35NTlS8 by Joachim Breitner via Penn Engineering

Choosing Haskell isn’t a stand-in for good software design buff.ly/35Ws0NJ by Ozgun Ataman

How whitespace works in Haskell buff.ly/3isSA66 by Richard Eisenberg

Alejandro Serrano School of FP E.g. if you’re fluent in dependent types, but can’t imagine how to string together a reliable distributed system using various databases, queues and decent code structure, that’s where some of your focus should go.

Just the final push! Join us to discuss about design in Haskell and how to continue your journey afterwards.

Capturing call stack with Haskell exceptions buff.ly/3otULYH by Maxim Koltsov

Teaching Haskell means teaching important concepts buff.ly/3iViCPU by @JonathanThaler

An Accidental #Haskel Blook buff.ly/36lJF1A by Conor McBride

haskell-language-server-0.9.0 has been released! This release includes lot of refactorings and bug fixes over existing features, hlint and eval plugins among others. It contains a fix for a bug in ghcide involving stale diagnostics github.com/haskell/haskel…

A bulletin board website using Haskell, scotty and friends buff.ly/3t6FBfw by gilmi

Beginning functional programmers ask, "What is this strange abstraction 'Monad'?" whose answer could only satisfy a mathematician. Instead, they should ask, "Which concrete data types have the Monad structure, and what specific problems does this structure help you solve?"

Pilz John A De Goes Pointing to papers is an extremely bad recommendation in questions on how to program. Papers is and extremely bad form of documentation.

First couple of weeks of introductory Haskell videos now up on YouTube: tinyurl.com/2mk6366x. If you're interested to know what's coming next, here's the course web page: tinyurl.com/v7omkfl5. Viva la Haskell :-)

Tomorrow's @AwakeSecurity Haskell livestream will illustrate how to write a simple TCP server and client using the network-simple package. The stream will begin at 5 PM PST here: twitch.tv/awakesecurity

My Haskell courses this year are purely online. All of the videos are freely available on YouTube, and new videos are being added each week. Introductory course: tinyurl.com/haskell-notts. Advanced course: tinyurl.com/haskell-notts2. 25% textbook discount: tinyurl.com/25pct-off.