In 2008 I stumbled up Haskell, and amidst the utter confusion I was also imbued with wild enthusiasm. The result is that I am trying to write up things as I learn them, so that those who find themselves in a similar situation in the future will be able to focus more on the enthusiasm, and less on the confusion. A list of the articles I've written so far is below.

  1. Index your Haddock Files
  2. Memoizing in Haskell
  3. Solving Euler Problem 191
  4. Solving Euler Problem 201
  5. Converting from MySQL to CouchDB in Haskell
  6. Understanding the Reader Monad
  7. A cheat sheet for Jinjings MPS code
  8. Understanding function composition
  9. A look at Heist, MVars and Anansi
  10. Some examples of using Data.Lens
  11. Nadine and Henry's Calcudoku Solver
  12. A Medium Sized Snaplet Example

Quote of the day:
In heaven, the police are British, the cooks are Italian, the lovers are French, and everything is organized by the Swiss. In hell, the police are French, the cooks are British, the lovers are Swiss, and everything is organized by the Italians.
I heard it somewhere

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