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Please update this list as it becomes outdated! If you find a tutorial, article, post, comment, or message that stands on its own as an explanation of I/O, then please take a moment to paste the link somewhere on this page (register a throwaway account, if you prefer). The date, author, and blurb can be added later. This will greatly help others who are using this list as a resource for learning about I/O.
  
Please update this list as it becomes outdated! If you find a tutorial, article, post, comment, or message that stands on its own as an explanation of I/O, then please take a moment to paste the link somewhere on this page (register a throwaway account, if you prefer). The date, author, and blurb can be added later. This will greatly help others who are using this list as a resource for learning about I/O.
   
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:[https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.53.6497&rep=rep1&type=pdf An introduction to category theory, category theory monads, and their relationship to functional programming], Jonathan M.D. Hill and Keith Clarke (page 9).
   
 
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* 2011-03 [https://zuttobenkyou.wordpress.com/2011/03/01/my-newbie-experience-with-haskells-io-monad My Newbie Experience With Haskell’s IO Monad] - <q>Shinobu</q>
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* 2011-11 [https://wayne-adams.blogspot.com/2011/11/from-oo-to-fp-haskell-io-part-1.html From OO to FP: Haskell I/O, Part 1] - Wayne Adams
  
* 2011-11 [https://wayne-adams.blogspot.com/2011/11/from-oo-to-fp-haskell-io-part-1.html From OO to FP: Haskell I/O, Part 1] - Wayne Adams
   

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This is a comprehensive timeline of I/O tutorials and related articles.

Please update this list as it becomes outdated! If you find a tutorial, article, post, comment, or message that stands on its own as an explanation of I/O, then please take a moment to paste the link somewhere on this page (register a throwaway account, if you prefer). The date, author, and blurb can be added later. This will greatly help others who are using this list as a resource for learning about I/O.


“The work of Peyton-Jones and Wadler   has turned full circle back to Landin's earlier work as their use of Moggi's sequencing monad enables real side-effects to be incorporated into monad operations such as print.”

An introduction to category theory, category theory monads, and their relationship to functional programming, Jonathan M.D. Hill and Keith Clarke (page 9).

before 2000

year 2001

year 2004

year 2006

  • 2006-05 Introduction to IO - Cale Gibbard
    A quick introduction to how I/O is treated in Haskell.

year 2007

year 2009

year 2010

year 2011

  • 2011-03 My Newbie Experience With Haskell’s IO Monad - Shinobu
    "There are oodles of articles out there extolling the virtues of Haskell, so I want to limit this post to just one thing: the I/O Monad (with a discussion on bind operators, do-notation, and the return function) ..."

year 2012

year 2013

year 2014

  • 2014-02 Check your I/O - Samir Talwar
  • 2014-10 How to do IO in Haskell - Toby Goodwin
    It describes Haskell I/O (with lots and lots of examples) with an emphasis on types, rather than monad theory.

year 2015

year 2016

  • 2016-09 CIS 194: IO and monads - Joachim Breitner
    Starting with an introduction to monadic I/O using a cooking analogy, it then provides more information about the monadic interface (including examples using the Maybe and list types).

year 2017

year 2018

  • 2018-03 An impure lazy programming language - Tom Ellis
    An alternate introduction to I/O in Haskell for anyone who has ever thought of trying to combine laziness with "regular I/O" (i.e. the direct use of side-effects for input and output).

year 2019

year 2020

year 2021

year 2022

year 2023

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