I just finished reading Real World Haskell. This was my first book on Haskell, I’ve read only articles and papers before and I believe it was a very good introduction to the language.
The book tries to use real world problems and I feel like it is not very successful as it. The examples focus too […]
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Real World Haskell – Book Review
Published by July 8th, 2009 in books, haskell and software design. 1 CommentNick showed me this today. My favourite part:
At a workshop once, Pete McBreen said “The Agile methods are methods created by people who like to program.” While that’s not entirely true, we bet it’s more true of that particular bunch of people than of any previous gaggle of methodologists. And their oddity went even further: […]
