Modern Software Development with Haskell
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A practical introduction to Haskell that shows GHC compiling to native/C/JS, the recommended Stack workflow, GHCI demos of type inference, currying, algebraic data types, laziness with infinite lists and Fibonacci, and IO-as-values using bind/do. Explains polymorphic sequence and Foldable-driven sum so one implementation works for lists, trees, IO, Maybe and functions. Claims production readiness and cites GHC 8.0.2 and deployment at Takt serving millions of customers.
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