Created on apfelmus's suggestion. Should provide a place for writers of Haskell books, tutorials, blogs, teaching materials of all sorts. We mostly had the wikibook in mind, but figured that others might like to join in on the fun. Real World?
Maybe we should host an annual monad tutorial contest or something, each year judging on different criteria, like "most creative use of tuna fish".
Hobby-hacking Eric
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2007-06-16
2007-01-07
nous sommes huit (#haskell.fr)
Le nombre d'utilisateurs sur #haskell.fr (irc.freenode.net) a encore doublé. On est 8, maintenant, 8 êtres humains. Je vais noter chaque passage à 2X jusqu'à 32. J'imagine que à partir de cette taille, le channel n'aura plus besoin d'encouragement.
Ick. Eric-French is scary. There's now 8 of us in #haskell.fr (or rather, 8 max) and that's bona fide human beings too. I'm going to note each of these doublings until there's 32 of us. At that point, I figure that we're not going to need anybody blowing on the fire.
Francophone Haskeller? Come on in! And stick around; just put it in your automated login. If #haskell is too busy for you, consider maybe #haskell.fr as a quieter alternative. We want newbies, experts and curious hangers-on alike. It would be especially good if experienced Haskellers hung around, because newbies really should not be taking advice from yellow-belt Eric. Oh, and unless they kick me out, non-native speakers bienvenues.
Ick. Eric-French is scary. There's now 8 of us in #haskell.fr (or rather, 8 max) and that's bona fide human beings too. I'm going to note each of these doublings until there's 32 of us. At that point, I figure that we're not going to need anybody blowing on the fire.
Francophone Haskeller? Come on in! And stick around; just put it in your automated login. If #haskell is too busy for you, consider maybe #haskell.fr as a quieter alternative. We want newbies, experts and curious hangers-on alike. It would be especially good if experienced Haskellers hung around, because newbies really should not be taking advice from yellow-belt Eric. Oh, and unless they kick me out, non-native speakers bienvenues.
Le nombre d'utilisateurs sur #haskell.fr (irc.freenode.net) a encore doublé. On est 8, maintenant, 8 êtres humains. Je vais noter chaque passage à 2X jusqu'à 32. J'imagine que à partir de cette taille, le channel n'aura plus besoin d'encouragement.
Ick. Eric-French is scary. There's now 8 of us in #haskell.fr (or rather, 8 max) and that's bona fide human beings too. I'm going to note each of these doublings until there's 32 of us. At that point, I figure that we're not going to need anybody blowing on the fire.
Francophone Haskeller? Come on in! And stick around; just put it in your automated login. If #haskell is too busy for you, consider maybe #haskell.fr as a quieter alternative. We want newbies, experts and curious hangers-on alike. It would be especially good if experienced Haskellers hung around, because newbies really should not be taking advice from yellow-belt Eric. Oh, and unless they kick me out, non-native speakers bienvenues.
Ick. Eric-French is scary. There's now 8 of us in #haskell.fr (or rather, 8 max) and that's bona fide human beings too. I'm going to note each of these doublings until there's 32 of us. At that point, I figure that we're not going to need anybody blowing on the fire.
Francophone Haskeller? Come on in! And stick around; just put it in your automated login. If #haskell is too busy for you, consider maybe #haskell.fr as a quieter alternative. We want newbies, experts and curious hangers-on alike. It would be especially good if experienced Haskellers hung around, because newbies really should not be taking advice from yellow-belt Eric. Oh, and unless they kick me out, non-native speakers bienvenues.
nous sommes huit (#haskell.fr)
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