Really nice Haskell tutorial. Comparable to "Yet Another Haskell Tutorial" by quality. Much more aproachable then "Real World Haskell" if you are new to the language.
I've been going through this lately and it's great. It's a nice compromise between the wackiness of something like "Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby" and the dryness of most tutorials.
Sorry about that. I'm migrating over from reddit, and I expected the link submission form to warn me if I submit a duplicate (as it does on reddit and digg). I'll search first before I post, going forward.
Just FYI, the link submission form will warn you, but only if it is an exact match. Since the previous posts didn't have "chapters" at the end of the url, it looked unique. Here's a handy search tool: http://searchyc.com/
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Welcome new haskell-loving users!
Just FYI, the link submission form will warn you, but only if it is an exact match. Since the previous posts didn't have "chapters" at the end of the url, it looked unique. Here's a handy search tool: http://searchyc.com/
It's not that huge a deal; at least it's a decent link.