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Revision as of 22:20, 24 October 2008
Many areas of Haskell have been explored in the form of blog posts. This page collects the best of those articles from across the web. Due to the vast amount of material, this page is divided into sub-categories:
Introductory material
- Introductions to Haskell
- Comparing Haskell to other languages
- Functional programming in general
- Small programming exercises
Specific topics
- Algorithms and techniques
- Data and control structures
- Databases in Haskell
- Error handling and exceptions
- GUIs in Haskell
- Graphics
- HTML and XML and the Web
- Hardware and robots
- Haskell language features
- High performance Haskell
- IO in Haskell
- The FFI: interfaces to other languages
- Libraries and packages
- Mathematics and Haskell
- Monads, Comonads, Arrows
- Networking
- Parallel and concurrent programming
- Parsing, regular expressions
- Domain specific languages and code generation
- Programming with types
- Testing, correctness and proofs
Further reading
Further material on these topics is available in The Haskell Wikibook
For libraries divided into similar topics, see:
For in-depth research into these topics: