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Archive for the Haskell Category
My first Haskell application
Friday 05 Oct 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I had quite a bit of fun trying to get various Haskell tools to work with Windoze NT 4.0. The way I eventually solved this problem is simple. Obviously I’m only the IT guy, so I don’t merit a new PC. But there’s an old unused Pentium IV laptop sat next to my desk. It’s been there for years. Used to belong to somebody but they left the company. Anyway, I plugged that in on a vacant desk down the corridor, enabled remote RDP access, and spent the whole afternoon at work running an RDP session to this PC as my development box! 
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Writing parsers with Parsec
Sunday 26 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
Parsec is a parser library for Haskell. In this article, I’m going to show you how to write parsers with it. This article assumes little or no Haskell knowledge…
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Marvelous monads
Thursday 23 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
This is a nice, low-theory introduction to that most over-tutorialised feature of Haskell, monads. What they are, how you use them, why we care, etc.
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Introducing Haskell (low-theory version) Part III
Thursday 23 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
In this, the last section, we’re going to look at going I/O in Haskell…
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Introducing Haskell (low-theory version) Part II
Thursday 23 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
OK, let’s pick up from where we left off by talking briefly about the Haskell type system…
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Introducing Haskell (low-theory version) Part I
Thursday 23 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
There are many ways to introduce Haskell. This article takes the “I just want to write programs!” approach. Lots of examples, very little theory.
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Haskell vs Java
Thursday 23 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
Here I present some Haskell and Java code snippets.
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The theory of Haskell
Wednesday 22 Aug 2007 by Orphi the AweKid.
There are many ways to introduce Haskell. This article takes the theoretical approach. (There’s very little code in this article.)
A program written in C is composed of “functions”. A program written in Haskell is composed of “functions”. A runnable C program has a special function named “main()“. A runnable Haskell program also has a “main” function. Read the rest of this entry »
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