Early in the summer I started going through Real World Haskell; unfortunately, conferences and job changes and other programming side projects kept me busy enough that I stopped reading it after a few chapters. That’s calmed down now; and, conveniently, a friend of mine got a copy recently and some others also expressed interest in it.
So we’re forming a book club. And I figured a few of my readers might be curious about the language as well. If you fall into that bucket, let me know and I’ll add you to the mailing list.
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I’d like to do this. I did a bit of Haskell about a year ago, and I’ve got this book through my work’s safaribooksonline.com account. I was using it to work through some of the http://projecteuler.net/ math puzzles. Some were a bit hard — it’s been a few decades since I took calculus ;)
I’d be up for this, if you want to add my name to the list. Functional languages are definitely good for a programmer to know, I think — they stretch the brain in interesting ways. {Was looking at J recently as well}
10/29/2009 @ 4:30 am