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Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!: A Beginner's Guide
One of the best books for beginners diving into the world of Haskell. This book is full of useful illustrations to aid your learning with a touch of humor to make this functional programming lanuage fun.
And yes, the e-book is free!
- Website
- No Starch Press
- E-book (free)
- Amazon
- ISBN-10: 9781593272838
- ISBN-13: 978-1593272838
Programming in Haskell (Second Edition)
Available to buy or download for free (e-book)! This book is broken down into two parts; part one focuses on the basic concepts of Haskell whilst part two introduces you to advanced topics. Haskell is a functional programming lanuage that allows programmers to develop clear and concise software. This book also includes lots of examples, exercises, downloadable lecture slides and example code from the University of Nottingham website.
- E-book
- Amazon
- ISBN-10: 1316626229
- ISBN-13: 978-1316626221
- Website
- Cambridge University Press
Haskell Programming from first principles
Haskell Programming from first principles, by Cristopher Allen and Julie Moronuki, is a very thorough source for everything Haskell, including a good introduction to Lambda calculus, the underlying Haskell foundational concept. The book is only available in electronic format, but it's still widely acknowledged as an excellent source, which stands with more than 1200 pages of content.
Get Programming with Haskell
This book introduces you to the Haskell language without drowning you in academic jargon or heavy programming theory. It's great for beginners. It is written by Will Kurt. It is packed with focused topics, short code examples and short programs, plus numerous exercises to help stretch and strengthen your new knowledge.