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Wayne Conrad
edit approved Aug 26, 2012 at 15:11
Wayne Conrad
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Write yourself a SchemaScheme in 48 hours (in haskell)

I really recommend this you. You will learn Haskell using a real and interesting problem, and you will learn the best lesson of scheme from playing with the interrupterinterpreter you build. If you go this route, keep a few good Haskell introductions around. You will understand them better if you have a problem to solve.

Write yourself a Schema in 48 hours (in haskell)

I really recommend this you will learn Haskell using a real and interesting problem, and you will learn the best lesson of scheme from playing with the interrupter you build. If you go this route, keep a few good Haskell introductions around. You will understand them better if you have a problem to solve.

Write yourself a Scheme in 48 hours (in haskell)

I really recommend this. You will learn Haskell using a real and interesting problem, and you will learn the best lesson of scheme from playing with the interpreter you build. If you go this route, keep a few good Haskell introductions around. You will understand them better if you have a problem to solve.

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Write yourself a Schema in 48 hours (in haskell)

I really recommend this you will learn Haskell using a real and interesting problem, and you will learn the best lesson of scheme from playing with the interrupter you build. If you go this route, keep a few good Haskell introductions around. You will understand them better if you have a problem to solve.