I saw it mentioned on Bind the Gap, but haven't heard of it otherwise. I'm not even sure how to check the contents to see if it's something I'd consider buying.
Learn Haskell abstractions the easy way — with real-world examples and context. You'll learn common patterns in Haskell, how to implement them yourself, and what their benefits and drawbacks are.This short book is meant for anyone who already has a basic working understanding of Haskell, but is looking for intermediate-level knowledge.
Has anyone read this book Abstractions in Context by William Yao? Link: https://gumroad.com/l/CLyzT
I saw it mentioned on Bind the Gap, but haven't heard of it otherwise. I'm not even sure how to check the contents to see if it's something I'd consider buying.
When was this published?
Absolutely no idea