Love the video! Also, do you mind telling what colortheme you use?

you are just so good mashallah

Perfect!!! Thank you very muxh! Could you recommend some reading regarding implementation of recursive function? I didn't quite understand the whole idea behind it ((

Excellent explanation.

least complicated Haskell program:

You say x cons, I hear ex-cons 😆 Great series btw

"use do notation as little as possible".... I'm not sure I would agree with that. There's no good reason to avoid it, and it almost always makes monadic operations easier to write and reason about

awesome tutorial, could you continue to update them? And Could you share the source code so that we can read and run them easily?

Please finish the tutorial they are actually very helpful. A short and Crisp video on concurrency in Haskell would be great too

Thank you.

Great video! Also, your theme is really cool, can I ask which one you use?

oh i love this one step at a time approach to teaching. makes it so clear.

I totally lost the mind trace when I watch this episode

I've learned a lot from these tutorials. Thank you so much!

strToInt = foldl (\acc x -> acc * 10 + x) 0

I just wanna say that these tutorials are amazing! Hope that I can see new episodes in the future :)

what interpreter ar you using ? were you have ur code

It is a good tutorial, but there is too much time spent on "ummmm... so... for example.... ummmm", You could easily cut 30%-50% of the time with some editing.

Excellent talk. As one gets older one's eyesight deteriorates. It's nearly impossible to read the tiny type and on a dark background. Would you consider making the talks more legible?

ty a lot !

I've been looking for a guide like this for Haskell in a long time. Thank you very much for it.

Great video as always! Just a piece of constructive criticism: Use bigger font. It will be much easier to read on smaller screens like those of laptops.

What font are you using Iosevka nerd font (what i'm using) makes the arrows look so ugly so your font would be nicer Also wondering what that color scheme is, and what terminal are you using?

Nice content but the text is far too small for me to properly see.

Thank you for these videos!

A mathematician (or at least this mathematician) would describe fold(r/l) as "a function that collapses a list (or more generally a collection) into a single value by applying a binary operation to successive elements of the list (collection)". The l/r left, right distinction arises because not all binary operations are commutative and hence accumulator `op` x and x `op` accumulator are different. In order to apply fold(l/r) one needs a suitably behaved binary operation and a suitable initial value of the accumulator (that is where monoids come to the party). I am sure you know all of this. I only made the comment to show other Haskell newbies like me a colloquial description of fold. I endorse your opening statement that there are lots of blog posts and you tube videos about elementary Haskell, but few to none that get into the more tricky and deep details. So like many others I thank you for putting together this very extensive and useful tutorial.

Great video, hope you're still planning on doing the next video :)

Just curious, how do you display -> as arrow in vim?

11:54 Shows where to add in Shared C Lib to your make file, I required this for Tutorial 4 to compile

How can I write a xyParser so that when I execute runParser xyParser "xyghi" I return Just ((’x',’y’),"ghi") and when I run runParser xyParser "xgyhi" I get Nothing? Nothing?

You are my hero. Thank you

Hi, I would like to talk with you privately, is it possible to have your e-mail?

Hi.. Thanks for this. Can u also show how u have configured ur ide or post a link to it.. Larger font sizd would also help

Is the book you mentioned "Thinking with Types. Type-Level Programming in Haskell -- by Sandy Maguire" ?

Such a brilliant lecture and so hard.

You lectures are truly AMAZING. Love them so much.

This lecture fantastic. Though It takes me quite a long time to digest its content. Thanks so much for sharing such great lectures.

Keep going please

Such a great lecture. This is the best haskell tutorial on KZfaq and this channel is one of the most underrated channel. Thanks so much for your sharing.

Mashallah Brother insane tutorial may allah bless u 🙏

Nice video! Are you planning on continuing with the videos?

Can you redo these videos with a bigger font?

Great tutorial, it is really helpful for my functional programming module and I appreciate you taking the time to put this together. One piece of feedback, it is hard to see the command line text you are typing as whenever I pause or move my cursor on to the second screen to pause, the KZfaq tests covers it. I look forward to completing the tutorials.

I've recently found this cabal command: list-bin list path to a single executable

I'm getting the feeling that I'd really be missing a bash-like shell in RiscOS.

Brings back memories of coding in Windows 3.1. I'd always hated that. But, in this case, I'm tolerating it as I can now appreciate how close to the hardware this OS is.

This is a great video. Great example of implementing a monad in an existing application and getting error handling. Thank you!

Great video, I'm just learning Haskell. I found that working your examples off to the side really helped me learn how to think in Haskell terms! Thank you!!

Nice tutorial!