I'm learning the language, and I want to find people to learn it with! The only folks I can find in the #haskell tag are a handful of experienced developers.
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That's great to hear! Do you want to chat about it sometime (over, say, Discord)?
FWIW, a lot of us more experienced Haskell folks love answering questions / help new learners, so always feel free to ping with questions!
I'm always learning! I'm trying to make a tool to help learning Haskell, because I find it very hard to learn sometimes.
One thing I really missed coming from C++ and Python was the nice visual debugger support, so I've been working on GHCiTUI!
I've learned and used Haskell some years ago, and now trying to recall it. I think @chshersh course is good for it (it is not maintained for now and you wouldn't get feedback, but it is possible to check your solutions with automated tests).
https://github.com/haskell-beginners-2022/course-plan
Thanks for the link! I'm currently working through the "Haskell Book", Haskell Programming from First Principles.
What were you using Haskell for?
For numerical simulations (matrices from Repa lib), for plots (haskell-chart lib, Diagrams is excellent too) and for simple data analysis.
I am! I'm on a bit of a hiatus right now, but I plan on getting back into it at some point.
I've written two posts about it so far:
I am! (in the sense that I'm still watching code geass, which I started in middle school and promptly forgot to continue watching)
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