π§ Learn Haskell
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π‘ Why Learn Haskell?
- 𧬠Functional Paradigm: Shift how you think about programmingβpure functions, immutability, and expressions over statements.
- π‘οΈ Type Safety: Strong static type system helps catch bugs at compile-time.
- β¨ Concise and Expressive: Write powerful abstractions with minimal code.
- π€ Lazy Evaluation: Evaluate only whatβs neededβpowerful for both performance and logic.
- π§ͺ Academic & Industrial Use: From compilers and research to finance and web development.
π Table of Contents
π Introduction to Haskell
- What is Haskell?
- History and Evolution
- Benefits of Functional Programming
- Real-World Applications
- Conclusion
π οΈ Getting Started
- Installing GHC and Toolchain
- Setting Up Projects
- GHCi (Interactive Haskell)
- Writing βHello, World!β
- Conclusion
π Core Concepts
- Expressions vs. Statements
- Pure Functions
- Immutability
- Laziness and Evaluation
- Conclusion
π Basic Syntax and Constructs
- Syntax Overview
- Variables, Constants, Comments
- Basic Data Types
- Conclusion
π§ Functions
- Defining and Calling
- Composition
- Higher-Order Functions
- Currying and Partial Application
- Lambdas
- Conclusion
π¦ Data Structures
- Tuples
- Lists
- Strings as Lists
- Arrays & Vectors
- Conclusion
𧬠Type System
- Static Typing & Inference
- Type Annotations
- Custom Types
- Algebraic Data Types
- Pattern Matching
- Type Classes & Instances
- Conclusion
π Modules and Imports
- Creating & Using Modules
- Qualified Imports
- Selective Importing
- Conclusion
π Monads and Functors
- Functors & Applicatives
- Monad Concepts
- Common Monads:
Maybe
, Either
, IO
- Monad Transformers
- Conclusion
π Advanced Functional Programming
- Recursion & Tail Recursion
- Infinite Lists
- Folds & Traversables
- Zippers
- Functional Design Patterns
- Conclusion
βοΈ Concurrency and Parallelism
- Lightweight Threads
async
, concurrent
Libraries
- STM (Software Transactional Memory)
- Parallel Computation
- Conclusion
π§± Error Handling
- Using
Maybe
and Either
- Exceptions in Haskell
- Custom Error Types
- Conclusion
π€ I/O in Haskell
- Basic Console I/O
- File Handling
- Network Basics
- JSON and XML Parsing
- Conclusion
β
Testing and Debugging
- HUnit and QuickCheck
- Property-Based Testing
- Debugging Techniques
- Performance Profiling
- Conclusion
- Template Haskell
- Generics
- Quasi-Quoting
- Conclusion
π Haskell Ecosystem
- Key Libraries and Frameworks
- Cabal and Stack
- Using Hackage and Stackage
- Conclusion
π§© DSLs in Haskell
- Creating Domain-Specific Languages
- Case Studies of DSLs
- Conclusion
π Interfacing with Other Languages
- FFI with C
- Python & JavaScript Interop
- Haskell in Web Development
- Conclusion
π§ͺ Applications
- Web Server with Yesod or Servant
- CLI Tool Development
- Database Access
- Conclusion
- Writing Efficient Code
- GHC Compiler Optimizations
- Benchmarking with Criterion
- Conclusion
π Research and Advanced Topics
- Category Theory
- Dependent and Linear Types
- Haskell for Scientific Computing
- Conclusion
π¬ βHaskell challenges your mind, sharpens your skills, and elevates your understanding of computation itself.β