Hey Philip, Could it be that if you get some feedback, whether from your peers or from an instructor, you'd overcome this block? Learning can be a lot more effective in a group. There's a ureddit course on haskell just announced here [1]. You may want to take a look at it. Whether during the course or after it's over, please provide feedback here! (Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with it in any way. Just supporting the community, 's all.) [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/169k67/im_teaching_an_introductory_... -- Kim-Ee On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 9:44 AM, Philip Cote <cotejrp@gmail.com> wrote:
So a week into Haskell, I still seem to be not “getting” it which is kind of weird in my case. I came in with knowledge of a lot of functional ideas from using them in Javascript and Python. Or at least I thought I knew them.
5 chapters into "Learn You a Haskell", I admit it's not really sinking in for me even after typing in and running all the examples. I acknowledge that I don't know jack. Any ideas or exercises that might help me along?
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