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Take The Haskell Beginners 2022 Course

There's a short and free course on YouTube about Haskell and Functional Programming, taught by a very experienced developer. And that developer, teacher and enthusiast is Dmitrii Kovanikov, co-founder of KOWAINIK, a small team of enthusiasts who use Haskell and other functional technologies to develop more reliable libraries and tools, as well as a Quantitative Developer at Standard Chartered. Believe me, he knows his craft. Last year, I had a look at another great and free Haskell course by Professor Graham Hutton from the University of Nottingham in "Free Course On Functional Programming in Haskell" where I explored the connection of Haskell and mathematics : As Haskell is a purely functional language, when you write a program in it you are in essence writing mathematical functions. It's where a good background in mathematics will help you in programming, something that finally answers the timeless question of whether you need maths in order to program, a topic expl...

Free Course On Functional Programming in Haskell

  Videos from an introductory course by Professor Graham Hutton from the University of Nottingham have been made freely available on YouTube. Designed for first year Computer Science students, they teache the basic principles of functional programming using Haskell. full article on i-programmer