This tutorial shows how to model game objects in Haskell using closures to dodge the everyday use of subtyping and dynamic dispatch in object-oriented languages. Suppose that we now wish to go further ...

Videos from an introductory course by Professor Graham Hutton from the University of Nottingham have been made freely available on YouTube. Designed for first year Computer Science students, they ...

O'Reilly is running part two of an introductory series on Haskell. "In the second of three parts, Adam Turoff continues his introduction to Haskell, a language that can take some getting used to. In ...

The book I'm reading says that the "read" function can be used to parse a string representing a value of a particular type into that value. That's all well and good, but does it actually work on ...

In this tutorial, we will see one possible way to model game objects in Haskell. To do so, the tutorial proposes several design problems with increasing levels of difficulty. For each of these ...