Haskell Fundamentals Part 2 (2014)

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Haskell is an innovative, functional programming language with many exceptional features that help you to write highly readable, error-resistant code. In this course, the second in a two part series, you will learn more about this language, including ways to organize larger projects and increase code reuse. Some basic understanding of Haskell is assumed, including the topics covered in Haskell Fundamentals Part 1.

Modules, Packages, and Cabal

- Course Introduction

- Introduction

- Importing Modules

- Defining Modules

- Cabal-install

- Cabal Packages

- Cabal Sandbox

- Summary

Standard Collections

- Introduction

- Functional Collections

- Set

- Map

- Seq

- Summary

Monads

- Introduction

- Monad Examples

- Common Functionality for All Monads

- Monad Type Class

- Do-Notation

- Summary

Common Monads

- Introduction

- Reader Monad

- State Monad

- ST Monad

- Summary

Monadic Functions

- Introduction

- Monadic Flow Control

- Lifting Functions into Monadic Functions

- Monadic List Functions

- Summary

Libraries

- Introduction

- Diagrams

- Lens

- Functional Reactive Programming

- Summary