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Articles comparing Haskell to other languages.

1 Functional programming

1.1 CAL

• Haskell code/Java UI

1.2 Erlang

• Small comparison of Erlang's syntactic difficulties

1.3 Lisp

• Writing lisp in Haskell
• Haskell like data structures in Common Lisp

1.4 Oz

• Appreciating Constraint Programming

1.5 Qi

• Foldl and Foldr
• SKI in Qi's type system

1.6 Scheme

• Floating point in ElSchemo (a scheme written in Haskell)
• Haskell versus Scheme

1.7 XSLT

• Computing with XSLT

2 Stack programming

2.1 Forth

• Forth as a Haskell DSL

2.2 Factor

• Haskell-style parser combinators in Factor: s-expression reader

3 Imperative, statically typed

3.1 Ada

• Describing Haskell to an Ada programmer

3.2 C

• The functional C programmer
• Functional versus Imperative programming

3.3 C#

• The New Lambda Expressions Feature in C# 3.0
• Immutability, Purity, and Referential Transparency in C#
• Haskell for C# 3 Programmers
• Null pointers vs None vs Maybe
• The "ole in the middle "pattern
• How much Haskell can I squeeze out of C#?

3.4 Eiffel

• The type system of ECMA Eiffel (modelled in Haskell)

3.5 Java

• More Haskell in Java 7 or 8?
• Type classes in Java
• Closures and bottom for Java
• An infinite list in Java
• Maybe monad in Java

3.6 Scala

• Haskell, CAL and Scala
• Type classes
• Generics for type-safe persistence

4 Imperative, dynamically typed

4.1 Javascript

• foldr and foldl in JavaScript

4.2 Lua

• Lazy streams for Lua

4.3 Perl 6

• Perl 6

4.4 Python

• Haskell versus Python
• Using Haskell in Python: haskellembed
• Understanding Monads Via Python List Comprehensions

4.5 Ruby

• Ruby vs Haskell: choose what works
• Haskell: open secret in Ruby land
• Haskell Eye for the Ruby Guy
• Monads in Ruby
  • Part 1: Identity
  • Part 1.5: Identity
• RushCheck, a lightweight random testing tool for Ruby similar to QuickCheck
• part 1
• zip and transpose
• Pattern matching in Ruby
• 37 Reasons to Love Haskell

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