开始您的 Haskell 体验的最佳方式是安装 Haskell 平台,其中有许多我们认为是的库重要的。
如果您查看基本系统中的抽象,您会发现一些值得学习的东西:
并且不要忘记强大的工具:
The best way to start your Haskell experience is to install The Haskell Platform, which has many of the libraries we think are important.
If you look at what abstractions ship in the base system, you'll see some things worth learning:
And don't forget the powerful tools:
要了解的基本库:
常见的以数据为中心的库:
您应该了解的打包概念:
半高级概念:
测试、基准测试和基础设施:
外部工具、GHC 帮助程序、GHC
以类型为中心的知识
如何在不提出堆栈溢出问题的情况下了解 Haskell 的最新动态:
Basic libraries to know:
Common data-centric libraries:
Packaged concepts that you should know:
Semi-advanced concepts:
Testing, benchmarking, and infrastructure:
External tools, GHC helpers, GHC
Type-centric knowledge
How to stay up-to-date on Haskell without asking a stack-overflow question:
实际上,不久前我根据实际重要性列出了与 Haskell 相关的事物的列表/分组;它看起来像这样:
Haskell基础知识(任何事情都必需的)
实用必需品(您可能需要了解这些才能进行严肃的工作,即使也许你不会全部使用它们)
不一定是必要的,但可能有用
课外活动(可能令人着迷,但完全不同)不必要)
I actually sketched a list/grouping of Haskell-related things by their practical importance a while ago; it looks like this:
Haskell Basics (necessary for anything)
Practical Necessities (you'll probably need to know about these for Serious Work, even if per chance you don't use all of them)
Not Necessarily Necessary, But Probably Useful
Extracurricular (potentially fascinating but wholly unnecessary)
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开始您的 Haskell 体验的最佳方式是安装 Haskell 平台,其中有许多我们认为是的库重要的。
如果您查看基本系统中的抽象,您会发现一些值得学习的东西:
并且不要忘记强大的工具:
The best way to start your Haskell experience is to install The Haskell Platform, which has many of the libraries we think are important.
If you look at what abstractions ship in the base system, you'll see some things worth learning:
And don't forget the powerful tools:
要了解的基本库:
常见的以数据为中心的库:
您应该了解的打包概念:
半高级概念:
测试、基准测试和基础设施:
外部工具、GHC 帮助程序、GHC
以类型为中心的知识
如何在不提出堆栈溢出问题的情况下了解 Haskell 的最新动态:
Basic libraries to know:
Common data-centric libraries:
Packaged concepts that you should know:
Semi-advanced concepts:
Testing, benchmarking, and infrastructure:
External tools, GHC helpers, GHC
Type-centric knowledge
How to stay up-to-date on Haskell without asking a stack-overflow question:
实际上,不久前我根据实际重要性列出了与 Haskell 相关的事物的列表/分组;它看起来像这样:
Haskell基础知识(任何事情都必需的)
实用必需品(您可能需要了解这些才能进行严肃的工作,即使也许你不会全部使用它们)
不一定是必要的,但可能有用
课外活动(可能令人着迷,但完全不同)不必要)
I actually sketched a list/grouping of Haskell-related things by their practical importance a while ago; it looks like this:
Haskell Basics (necessary for anything)
Practical Necessities (you'll probably need to know about these for Serious Work, even if per chance you don't use all of them)
Not Necessarily Necessary, But Probably Useful
Extracurricular (potentially fascinating but wholly unnecessary)