At 03:55 AM 9/9/99 , Mark P Jones wrote:
>My short term hope is for a stable Haskell 98, that's well-documented,
>well-supported, and well-used, both for writing useful applications,
>and for exploring potential ideas for later versions of the language.
>Good documentation for the H98 libraries (and more of them, for that
>matter!) seems like a valuable step in that direction.

I'd like to second this view of things.  I'm interested in learning
functional programming to ultimately actually use functional programming in
my professional life.  I'm entirely uninterested in bleeding-edge
theoretical advances except as an interesting snapshot of the future to
come.  I am very much interested in actually being able to use the skills
I'm developing here for making, say, Yet Another Spreadsheet Program.  :-)

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