Writing Haskell Programs

by Richard Cook

Haskell, a potent, purely functional language, enables developers to articulate designs gracefully and concisely. Contemporary Haskell tools like Cabal and Stack facilitate constructing and managing extensive, intricate systems, and leveraging a wide array of high-quality open-source libraries. Initially, we'll learn to edit, build, and test Haskell code, then create modules, explore Haskell repositories, and utilize them. Upon establishing our Haskell package, we'll conclude by testing it within third-party ecosystems. This course, building upon the 'Fundamentals of Practical Haskell Programming', bridges introductory and advanced levels by teaching complex program management and development. It also debunks the myth that Haskell is solely useful for trivial programs, covering crucial development aspects often overlooked in beginner tutorials.

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