TaPL, iirc, is more about compilers and typesystems, and not
specifically about haskell. RWH will give you a cover of the basic stuff
and common data types. The Typeclassopedia will cover all the major
typeclasses (google search ought to reveal it's super-secret location).
Otherwise, the wikibook, the wiki, and the haskell docs are a good place
to look to get a handle on the myriad library datatypes provided.
/Joe
Gü?nther Schmidt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to catch up with all the wonderful Haskell Types, classes,
Abstract Data Types, Algebraic Data Types, Types that give peoples
headaches and all the other, deeper stuff I have been happily putting
off.
Now to look smart I have a bookshelf full of books for smart people
and TaPL is amoung them.
Should I try that or will RWH teach me enough to get by?
Günther
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