Hello, I want to create a source of historic information to delight the Haskell community and therefore I need a lot of material relating the following topics: - from lambda calculus to functional programming - other roots of Haskell (e.g. Gofer, ...) - genesis of the well known and beloved standard Haskell98 This website should act as an archive of old releases of popular Haskell interpreters and compilers, too (seemingly there is nothing online at present). Sometimes you need an old release of a particular software, e.g. for comparisons and you become really bored with following quit a lot of dead links in the internet, wasting time and staying without results. Help me to close this existing gap. All suggestions are welcome. Steffen Mazanek
Hello Steffen,
I need a lot of material relating the following topics:
- from lambda calculus to functional programming - other roots of Haskell (e.g. Gofer, ...) - genesis of the well known and beloved standard Haskell98
See "Conception, evolution, and application of functional programming languages" by Paul Hudak. That's a great starting point for a "History of Haskell" page: http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?doid=72551.72554 Matthew Donadio suggested it to me for the Learning Haskell page, but your future history page seems like a better place to me. You're welcome to steal the simple layout of the Learning Haskell page and maybe someone will make you a logo... Greetings, Arjan
Hello again,
See "Conception, evolution, and application of functional programming languages" by Paul Hudak. That's a great starting point for a "History of Haskell" page:
thank you, I will read it.
You're welcome to steal the simple layout of the Learning Haskell page and maybe someone will make you a logo...
Great idea, thank you again. I am not a graphic-freak. Maybe someone else can realize my plan :-). I have a historic world map in mind, which becomes flooded by little lambdas *g*. I hope to present a first draft of this website in the nearer future. Ciao, Steffen
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