haskeller@net:~$ 0d 0h 0m 0s
λ> cat /etc/about

haskeller.net is a community-driven hub for functional programming enthusiasts. We are a network of developers, researchers, and learners who believe in the power of pure functions, strong types, and mathematical reasoning.

 

Founded by a collective of Haskell practitioners, this space serves as a meeting point for those who think in monads and dream in lambda calculus. Whether you are writing your first "Hello, World!" in GHCi or publishing papers on category theory, you belong here.

λ> ls /community/

drwxr-xr-x beginners/ -- Start your Haskell journey with guided tutorials

drwxr-xr-x advanced/ -- Deep dives into type-level programming and GHC internals

drwxr-xr-x projects/ -- Open-source Haskell projects seeking contributors

drwxr-xr-x papers/ -- Curated reading list of FP research papers

drwxr-xr-x events/ -- Meetups, conferences, and hackathons

drwxr-xr-x jobs/ -- Haskell positions from companies that ship FP

λ> ghci --example

-- A taste of Haskell: QuickSort in 5 lines

quickSort :: Ord a => [a] -> [a]

quickSort [] = []

quickSort (x:xs) =

quickSort [y | y <- xs, y <= x]

++ [x] ++

quickSort [y | y <- xs, y > x]

 

-- Elegant. Declarative. Pure.

λ> man haskeller-resources

HASKELLER-RESOURCES(7) Community Manual HASKELLER-RESOURCES(7)

 

NAME

haskeller-resources - curated learning paths and references

 

DESCRIPTION

Learn You a Haskell ............... Interactive beginner's guide

Real World Haskell ................ Production-ready patterns

Haskell Programming from First Principles ... Comprehensive textbook

Typeclassopedia ................... Complete typeclass reference

What I Wish I Knew ................ Common pitfalls and solutions

 

SEE ALSO

hackage(1), stackage(1), hoogle(1), ghcup(1)

λ> cat /etc/motd.d/philosophy

"Avoid success at all costs."

-- Simon Peyton Jones, on Haskell's design philosophy

 

We believe that correctness matters. That types are documentation. That side effects should be explicit. That laziness is a virtue when it comes to evaluation strategy.

 

Haskell teaches you to think differently about computation. It changes the way you write code in every language. The community at haskeller.net exists to share that transformation.

λ> ./join --community

Connecting to haskeller.net community...

Connection established.

 

IRC: #haskell on irc.libera.chat

Discord: discord.gg/haskeller

Matrix: #haskell:matrix.org

Reddit: r/haskell

GitHub: github.com/haskeller-net

 

-- All channels bridged. Pick your protocol.

λ> exit

-- Thank you for visiting haskeller.net

-- Session will remain active. Type any key to resume.

-- Remember: a monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors.

 

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