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Haskell by Example -1 - Introduction, Setup

Michael Oswald

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Michael Oswald introduces a tutorial series on building a Haskell application to process binary satellite telemetry data.

This is the first video of a video series showing an example of writing a usable Haskell application for processing binary satellite data. The code can be found in the following github repository: github.com/oswald2/tutorial_telemetry tagged with "Video_1" Each video has a tag in the repository for the resulting code of each session, named "Video_x" where x is the number of the video.

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What people say. Recommended as an easy-to-follow, practical Haskell tutorial series that builds a real-world telemetry system.

u/empowergin r/haskell • Recommends

…erty Tests * Video 8: Logging and the RIO Monad Further ones are planned, but not yet available. I might be going quickly sometimes (as I wanted to focus on certain areas and the videos are already quite long), so if there is a demand for more detailed explanations of certain things, let me know. The video series as a Youtube playlist: [video…
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u/lsfosin r/haskell • Recommends

On “Best video-resource to learn Haskell coming from a TypeScript background?”

There are two very good video-resources for haskell. Haskell for imperative programmers. You should start here If you don't know about the language idiosincrasy: grammar, recursion, fold, `$`, `<$>`, `<*>`, `>>=`, etc... Haskell by example. This assumes a little bit of knowledge, but it is a very easy to follow tutorial, even for beginners. It builds a telemetry system for ESA (European Space Agency), including parallel data streaming, performance measurement, Graphical user interface, etc...By far the best video resource out there.
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