Haskell for Beginners: Special Topic - Domain Specific Languages and GADTs

In this special topic, we'll explore how to use Haskell for implementing domain specific languages (DSLs) and how to use GADTs to help us write better software.

We'll implement two DSLs: first, a simple calculator language, and then a basic templating language.

We'll look at how GADTs let us use type parameters to constrain types so that we can write programs with fewer bugs by having rich types.

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