Bucharest FP #45 — Haskell Book Study Group 06

Hello again! This meetup will still be on Monday at the University, in the same room as last time: room 215 (second floor, on the left, after the Google room).

Please remember to read up and do all the exercises in the next two chapters: 10 and 11!

It is increasingly important to DO ALL THE EXERCISES. Please let me know if you get stuck on anything. Please join slack on #bucharest and feel free to ask questions either there or on #haskell-beginners (get an invite at https://fpchat-invite.herokuapp.com/ )

This meetup is for self-motivated people that will:

• purchase the book
• read the agreed-upon chapters in advance
• write all the code and try it out for themselves
• attempt to do all of the exercises
• participate in the group by asking questions and offering solutions

This meetup series will not:

• teach you Haskell; that's your responsibility
• show what Haskell is good for or otherwise convince you of any advantages or disadvantages that Haskell, FP, etc. might have; we are here to learn, not to wage language wars
• go out of topic for the current chapters (don't ask what a Monad is when we're talking about recursion)

Attending check list:

• RSVP to this event
• purchase the book ( http://haskellbook.com/ )
• read and completed all exercises in chapters 1-11
• join FP Slack (get an invite at https://fpchat-invite.herokuapp.com/ and join the #bucharest channel)
• install Stack ( https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/README/ ) and make sure it works ( https://github.com/bucharestfp/haskell-study-startup/blob/master/resources/haskell-stack-notes.md ) -- feel free to ask on Slack if you get stuck