Haskell

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Haskell is a general purpose, purely functional programming language. Haskell compilers are freely available for almost any computer.

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Upcoming Events

Functional Programming (University of Oxford Software Engineering Programme): May 13-17, 2013, Oxford, UK

Introductory and Advanced Haskell courses (USA): June 4-5 (Introductory) and June 6-7 (Advanced), 2013, San Francisco Bay Area, USA; June 10-11 (Introductory) and June 12-13 (Advanced), 2013, New York, USA

Introductory and Advanced Haskell courses (UK): July 8-9 (Introductory) and July 10-11 (Advanced), 2013, London, UK

5th Summerschool on Applied Functional Programming: August 19-30, 2013, Utrecht, The Netherlands

Recent Events

Fast Track to Haskell and Advanced Haskell: April 8-9 (Fast Track) and April 10-11 (Advanced), 2013, London, UK

CUFP 2012, with tutorials including two-days of Haskell introductory training: September 13-14, 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark

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