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- A classic. People kept recommending it from 2015 to 2022.
- Presented by Derek Banas
Beginner. No background in the topic needed.
944K views11 years ago3 recommendations
Programming languagesHaskellFunctional programming
Derek Banas provides a comprehensive, fast-paced introduction to Haskell syntax, data types, lists, and basic functions.
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3 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a quick, one-hour crash course to learn the basics of Haskell.
u/sanshinronin r/haskell • Recommends
On “Tutorial request: explain Haskell to complete noob”
I think that Haskell is so different from most languages, that if your friend only knows basics of Java he should focus on learning Java first.
If he absolutely wants to see how Haskell works I would tell him to watch this video - link to this video
It's an hour long and explains all the basics of Haskell.
u/IcyNormanin r/haskell • Recommends
On “What's the most effective way to learn haskell?”
I watch this 101 video link to this video
And simultaneously work on problems on hackerrank
u/theprophet26in r/haskell • Mentions
On “I have never programmed before and I was recently tasked by my school to use haskell, What’s the quickest way to pick it up?”
When I started out to learn Haskell, I used the following resources:
1. Learn You A Haskell
This is available for free online and is one of the best resources which breaks up the concepts in easy and funny way
2. CIS 194 course - Spring 2013 edition
I did the assignments from this course in adjunction with looking at the concepts required for each assignment in LYAH(Learn you a Haskell).
I must say that though I read LYAH before I came across CIS 194, it was only after solving assignments that the ideas started building up.
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That being said, if you want to look at what Haskell has to offer, you can have a look at ,this video. It practically…
u/theprophet26in r/haskell • Mentions
On “Haskell from 0”
When I started out to learn Haskell, I used the following resources:
1. Learn You A Haskell
This is available for free online and is one of the best resources which breaks up the concepts in easy and funny way
2. CIS 194 course - Spring 2013 edition
I did the assignments from this course in adjunction with looking at the concepts required for each assignment in LYAH(Learn you a Haskell).
I must say that though I read LYAH before I came across CIS 194, it was only after solving assignments that the ideas started building up.
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That being said, if you want to look at what Haskell has to offer, you can have a look at ,this video. It practically…
u/totem__Is_Mein__Namein r/haskell • Mentions
On “Haskell tutorials”
http://www.cs.us.es/\~jalonso/cursos/i1m/temas.php
Aquí es donde están los apuntes de haskell que se usan en mi carrera de matemáticas. Ve por cada tema y lo aprenderás todo. Verás que cada tema te ofrece verlo en PDF, HTML y otra cosa rara más; los tres son básicamente la misma explicacion, no hay nada diferente.
Aparte, si miras es la sección de "documentación" verás muchos recursos web, libros, videos, y documentacion de algunas librerias muy usadas. Creo que hay varias cheat sheets.
[video Y esto es un tutorial que usé cuando aun no sabia de haskell. Espero que te sirva a ti también.
Mucha suerte!!
u/theprophet26in r/haskell • Mentions
On “New to Haskell”
When I started out to learn Haskell, I used the following resources:
1. Learn You A Haskell
This is available for free online and is one of the best resources which breaks up the concepts in easy and funny way
2. CIS 194 course - Spring 2013 edition
I did the assignments from this course in adjunction with looking at the concepts required for each assignment in LYAH(Learn you a Haskell).
I must say that though I read LYAH before I came across CIS 194, it was only after solving assignments that the ideas started building up.
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That being said, if you want to look at what Haskell has to offer, you can have a look at ,this video. It practically…
u/EMC1201in r/haskell • Mentions
On “Should I use VSCode?”
Downloaded HLS, but that doesn’t seem to change the issue.
“:r” seems to be how the user in the tutorial recompiled.
link to this video
u/WatercressLogical872in r/haskell • Mentions
On “I want to start learning haskell what resources would you recommend”
I used this link to this video