• First Haskell program
• Binding and pattern matching
• Let and where constructs
• Data, type, and newtype
• Record syntax
• Lists
• Tuples
• Type signatures
• Imports
• Pattern matching, again
• Lambdas and currying
• Type classes and its instances, and the deriving mechanism
• Type defaulting
• List comprehension
• GHC extensions and options
  • {-# LANGUAGE TypeSynonymInstances #-}
  • {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
  • {-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications #-}
  • {-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-orphans #-}
  • {-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-missing-signatures #-}
• Prelude including its type classes
  • see also: Prelude overview
  • Composition operator
  • Folds
  • Scans
  • Applicative
  • Monads
    • Maybe
    • Either
  • State monads

• TemplateHaskell
• Interpreted Haskell code by package hint

Proposed properties of safety by using {-# LANGUAGE Safe #-}:

• type safety
• referential transparency,
• strict module encapsulation
• modular reasoning
• semantic consistency
• See also Safe Haskell

• Filesystem IO and streams
• Octets
• Creating data structures from symbol trees
• Random values
• Stateful decoder
• A generic parser on two pages
• Accumulating within monadic contexts without folds

• Debugging

• Avoiding name conflict with prelude
• Parametric type for an intermediate value when combining functions
• Equivalent function compositions

• Coding conventions
• Testing conventions

• Haddock examples

• Verification and Validation Plan

• Prelude overview

• Documentation:
  • The Haskell Tool Stack
  • New in-depth guide to stack - by FPComplete
• Test framework setup
• Latest stack resolver
• Listing installed packages
• Building a package locally from source

• Try Haskell - an online Haskell interpreter

• Hoogle
• Haskell Cheat Sheet

• haskell.org
• haskell.org - Dokumentation
• Haskell 2010 Language Report
• latest Libraries at haskell.org
• Stackage

hard enough…

• Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!

• What I Wish I Knew When Learning Haskell

• RIP Tutorial - Haskell
• Wikibooks - Haskell

• Graham Hutton on YouTube, lectures about:
  • Types and type classes
  • List comprehensions
  • Recursion
  • Higher order functions
  • Applicative functors
  • Monads
  • …
• Philipp Hagenlocher on YouTube, at least 43 lectures about:
  • Haskell basics topics, like types, let and where
  • Haskell intermediate topics, like folds
  • Haskell advance topics, like monad transformers
• Simon Peyton Jones - Haskell is useless
  • I love this video!
• Why isn't functional programming the norm? – Richard Feldman
  • Conclusion: Let's build a game changing application with haskell!

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