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Chapter Code Examples:
- 01-basics/
- 02-monads/
- 03-monad-transformers/
- 04-extensions/
- 05-laziness/
- 06-prelude/
- 07-text-bytestring/
- 08-applicatives/
- 09-errors/
- 10-advanced-monads/
- 11-quantification/
- 12-gadts/
- 13-lambda-calculus/
- 14-interpreters/
- 15-testing/
- 16-type-families/
- 17-promotion/
- 18-generics/
- 19-numbers/
- 20-data-structures/
- 21-ffi/
- 22-concurrency/
- 23-graphics/
- 24-parsing/
- 25-streaming/
- 26-data-formats/
- 27-web/
- 28-databases/
- 29-ghc/
- 30-languages/
- 31-template-haskell/
- 32-cryptography
- 33-categories/
If you want to submit a fix for a typo or fix for code then just submit a pull request, and I'm happy to recompile the resulting document.
If for some reason you want to compile the HTML page yourself, then you'll need to compile the preprocessor against Pandoc and then run make to build the page.
$ make
$ firefox tutorial.htmlAlternatively a PDF or EPUB file can be generated by one of the following commands:
$ apt-get install texlive texlive-xetex
$ make tutorial.pdf
$ make tutorial.epubAlternatively using the stack build system:
$ stack ghc includes.hs -- -o includes
$ stack exec make
$ firefox tutorial.htmlStephen Diehl (2013-2019)
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