Hello Haskell Café, I have been working on a website aimed at teaching programming and Computer Science through quick examples. It is called "Computer Science by Example https://cscx.org/": https://cscx.org/ The exercises start very simple (e.g. read two numbers and print their sum https://cscx.org/add) then increase in difficulty and complexity gradually (e.g. solving the change-making problem https://cscx.org/cash). The website has an "online judge" functionality where students can submit their solutions which are tested and graded automatically without human intervention. It currently supports solutions in *Haskell* and additionally: Python, C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Lua and Ruby. The exercises are useful not only to first time programmers, but also to experienced programmers trying to learn a new language such as Haskell. Check it out at cscx.org. The exercises are freely available for anyone to try. Best Regards, Rudy