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I'd like to restructure 3 pages. |
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This means moving some of the material on [[Books and tutorals]] onto [[Research papers]]. |
This means moving some of the material on [[Books and tutorals]] onto [[Research papers]]. |
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And then linking to [[Research papers]] on the front page. |
And then linking to [[Research papers]] on the front page. |
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| + | This FAQ seems to be very outdated, at least in part. The section on Gofer says: “The Gofer system provides an interpreter for a small language based closely on the current version of the Haskell report.” and claims that the Gopher protocol is widely used. |
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Revision as of 22:24, 29 November 2006
Page structure
I'd like to restructure 3 pages.
The basics. An overview of the compilers, best tutorials, much as it is.
All the books and tutorials for learning.
All the papers.
So essentially, they are increasing in order of difficulty for the reader. This means moving some of the material on Books and tutorals onto Research papers. And then linking to Research papers on the front page.
comp.lang.functional FAQ
This FAQ seems to be very outdated, at least in part. The section on Gofer says: “The Gofer system provides an interpreter for a small language based closely on the current version of the Haskell report.” and claims that the Gopher protocol is widely used.