5-Day Haskell Course

22 Aug 2012 Bartosz Milewski

We are now offering a 5-day introductory on-site Haskell course. For details see our Services page. It's a hands-on course during which students will learn Haskell from scratch, starting with function syntax and ending with advanced topics like monad transformers, parallelism, web development, performance tuning, etc.

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