Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Fri 19th Sep 2008 21:00 UTC, submitted by Ward D
Computerworld chats to Simon Peyton-Jones about the development of Haskell. Peyton-Jones speaks in depth about his desire to 'do one thing well',
as well as interest in lazy functional programming languages and their place in a world with rapidly increasing multi-core CPUs and clusters.
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I would recommend Real World Haskell, a nice and practical tutorial (you can read it free online if you wish):
http://book.realworldhaskell.org/
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Very nice interview. I got to get into Haskell some of these days. Does anyone knows a good book that goes far enough to be useful for practical system building? I'd like to do some real work under the functional paradigm.