Where do I start

Step 1

Why Haskell Matters. This article is aimed at programmers that are used to imperative programming languages. It attempts to answer the question "Why does Haskell matter?". Hopefully you will be motivated enough to go through the sometimes difficult process of unlearning your imperative ways and understanding the functional way of programming computers.
If you are already convinced that Learning Haskell is a Good Idea, then you can skip this secion.

Step 2

Hooking up to Haskell
This article will help you set up your Haskell configuration at home. This is entirely geared towards users of the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Step 3

The Tutorials. This is where you'll actually learn something about Haskell. It will go through the basics of the Haskell language along with some example code.

Step 4

Further Reading. Now that you've learnt the basics of programming in Haskell it's time to move on (and away from this site, *sniff*) to learn more about Haskell. The section "Books and Papers" will give you links to recommended reading for further understanding of the Haskell programming language. Programs relating to Haskell can be found under the "Links" section.