Haskell Language

[Dan Burton @drb226]

#Haskell Stackage's LTS 15, as of lts-15.4, is now on ghc-8.8.3.

Stackage nightlies are also on ghc-8.8.3, but we are hoping to move nightly builds for 8.10 not too long after release.

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

I think every Haskell learner should read "The Evolution of a Haskell Programmer" at least once: https://t.co/pBP22oD2eW

[XT @xtendo_org]

“Don't let monad stop your adventure into Haskell”
The Monad Fear (2016)
https://t.co/NgFLiVOo0S

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

@ReidNEvans @lambda_conf Also, in the meantime you can find the slides for my applied category theory talk here: https://t.co/ey4lMMy5Mq

[Michael Snoyman @snoyberg]

Green Threads are like Garbage Collection (notice analogy but no monad mention) https://t.co/Y4KDByc8AP

[Matt Parsons @mattoflambda]

The code for the Haskell @haskell_lang website is beautiful https://t.co/37qK3rTXDt

[Yaron (Ron) Minsky @yminsky]

Testing and types aren't really at odds: types reduce the number of unexpected corner cases, effectively amplifying the power of tests.

[Michael Snoyman @snoyberg]

Which of the following is your favorite feature of #Haskell?

[gabby @GabriellaG439]

I prefer types over tests when given the choice because types focus more on amplifying the human mind instead of replacing it

[Michael Snoyman @snoyberg]

Static Haskell compilation, c/o @dysinger https://t.co/qiA6IQvI6R

[Haskell Language @haskell_lang]

Check out our updated get started page with three targeted tutorials: Play, Script, and Build https://t.co/qA0P5wZFrY

[Michael Snoyman @snoyberg]

@afcowie @ndm_haskell FYI, Manny wrote up this tutorial a few weeks back https://t.co/w2VCOZeLsj