Production Haskell Succeeding In Industry With Haskell Matt Parsons by Matt Parsons instant download after payment.

Are you excited about Haskell, but don't know where to begin? Are you thrilled by the technical advantages, but worried about the unknown pitfalls?
After reading this book, you should feel comfortable writing large software projects in Haskell, evaluating competing libraries and techniques, and productively reading material from a variety of Haskell users.
This book is intended for people that want to write Haskell in industry. The tradeoffs and constraints that industrial programmers face are different from academic or hobbyist programmers. This book will cover not only technical aspects of the Haskell language, but also social and engineering concerns that aren't "really" about Haskell.
Part of this book will be objective. I will teach you how to use some interesting techniques and ideas to make developing with Haskell more productive. We'll learn about Template Haskell, type-level programming, and other fun topics.
However, for the most part, this book is inherently subjective. Because Haskell serves so many ecosystems, it is imperative to discern what ecosystem a something is intended for. More than just giving out prescriptions - "This library is production ready! This is a toy!" - I hope to show my thought process and allow you to make your own judgment calls.
Ultimately, this is a book about the social reality of software engineering in niche languages.