Jason Bailey wrote:
> As well as a lack of decent online tutorials, examples, etc. If it
> wasn't for the book /Haskell: The Craft of Functional Programming/ I
> would be much farther back in my comprehension then I am now.
Speaking of books, are there any intermediate/advanced Haskell
books? Ones that aren't introduction to programming texts? If I own
the Hudak book, is it worthwhile to also acquire the Thompson book?
Here's an analogy from the perl universe. If the _School_of_Expression_
is to _Learning_Perl_ (the llama), what are the Haskell equivalents of
_Programming_Perl_ (camel) and _Perl_Cookbook_ (ram)?
I suppose I should stop being lazy and contribute to the Haskell
version of the PLEAC project...
http://pleac.sourceforge.net/
Greg Buchholz
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