Thank you all for your responses on this. These ideas/materials are
very helpful. In particular, the John Harrison book looks excellent (http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/Lectures/funprog-jrh-1996/index.html
) -- a comprehensive and understandable introduction to all the
concepts I had in
Warren Harris wrote:
I am seeking suggestions from the haskell cafe for teaching functional
programming concepts to colleagues at work.
I'd suggest starting with a couple of hours of Why Haskell talk to
sell them on the concepts, followed by something like the the study
group you mentioned
I am seeking suggestions from the haskell cafe for teaching functional
programming concepts to colleagues at work. I'm currently working on a
project using ocaml and functional programming techniques, and am a
lone ranger at my workplace when it comes to this sort of thing (we
are
