Starting
Getting started with Haskell.
Haskell
Haskell is a pure, lazy, statically typed language. (In the first chapter you will learn what those terms mean.)
Check Expects
Simple testing in Haskell. Usable on repl.it.
1. Intro
A high-level overview of the Haskell language and why its features are good.
3. Types and Typeclasses
Typeclasses abstract characteristics of types like String or Int.
4. Syntax in Functions
Patterns, guards, where, let, and case.
8. Structures
Structures (called records) and algebraic data types.
Advanced
Advanced topics: Semigroup, Monoid, Functor
USACO Practice
Challenging problems for people who want to stretch their understanding.
Scrabble
A project writing the game of Scrabble.
Connect Four
Connect Four project description, including function signatures.
Haskell Daily Notes
Notes for each day.
Video Resources
Video resources in Haskell.
Typeclass Notes
Typeclasses you may encounter in everyday programming.