• 1  Information Sources
• 1.1  Book: Programming in Haskell
• 1.2  The Monad.Reader
• 1.3  Haskell Wikibook
• 1.4  Monad Tutorial
• 1.5  Oleg’s Mini tutorials and assorted small projects
• 1.6  Haskell Cheat Sheet
• 1.7  The Happstack Tutorial
• 2  Implementations
• 2.1  The Glasgow Haskell Compiler
• 2.2  nhc98
• 2.3  The Helium compiler
• 2.4  UHC, Utrecht Haskell Compiler (previously: EHC, “Essential Haskell” compiler)
• 2.5  Hugs as Yhc Core Producer
• 2.6  Haskell frontend for the Clean compiler
• 2.7  SAPL, Simple Application Programming Language
• 2.8  The Reduceron
• 2.9  Platforms
• 2.9.1  Haskell in Gentoo Linux
• 2.9.2  Fedora Haskell SIG
• 2.9.3  GHC on OpenSPARC
• 3  Language
• 3.1  Extensions of Haskell
• 3.1.1  Haskell Server Pages (HSP)
• 3.1.2  GpH — Glasgow Parallel Haskell
• 3.1.3  Eden
• 3.1.4  XHaskell project
• 3.1.5  HaskellActor
• 3.1.6  HaskellJoin
• 3.2  Related Languages
• 3.2.1  Curry
• 3.2.2  Agda
• 3.2.3  Clean
• 3.2.4  Timber
• 3.3  Type System / Program Analysis
• 3.3.1  Free Theorems for Haskell
• 3.3.2  The Disciplined Disciple Compiler (DDC)
• 4  Tools
• 4.1  Scanning, Parsing, Transformations
• 4.1.1  Alex version 2
• 4.1.2  Happy
• 4.1.3  UUAG
• 4.2  Documentation
• 4.2.1  Haddock
• 4.2.2  lhs2TeX
• 4.3  Testing, Debugging, and Analysis
• 4.3.1  SmallCheck and Lazy SmallCheck
• 4.3.2  EasyCheck
• 4.3.3  checkers
• 4.3.4  Gast
• 4.3.5  Concurrent Haskell Debugger
• 4.3.6  Hpc
• 4.3.7  SourceGraph
• 4.3.8  HLint
• 4.3.9  hp2any
• 4.4  Development
• 4.4.1  Hoogle — Haskell API Search
• 4.4.2  HEAT: The Haskell Educational Advancement Tool
• 4.4.3  Haskell Mode Plugins for Vim
• 4.4.4  yi
• 4.4.5  HaRe — The Haskell Refactorer
• 4.4.6  DarcsWatch
• 4.4.7  cpphs
• 5  Libraries
• 5.1  Cabal and Hackage
• 5.2  Haskell Platform
• 5.3  Auxiliary Libraries
• 5.3.1  libmpd
• 5.3.2  hmatrix
• 5.3.3  The Neon Library
• 5.3.4  unamb
• 5.3.5  leapseconds-announced
• 5.4  Processing Haskell
• 5.4.1  hint
• 5.4.2  mueval
• 5.4.3  hscolour
• 5.5  Parsing and Transforming
• 5.5.1  HStringTemplate
• 5.5.2  CoreErlang
• 5.5.3  parse-dimacs: A DIMACS CNF Parser
• 5.5.4  InterpreterLib
• 5.5.5  KURE
• 5.5.6  Typed Transformations of Typed Abstract Syntax (TTTAS)
• 5.5.7  ChristmasTree (previously: GRead)
• 5.5.8  Utrecht Parser Combinator Library: Old version
• 5.5.9  Utrecht Parser Combinator Library: New version
• 5.6  Mathematical Objects
• 5.6.1  Halculon: units and physical constants database
• 5.6.2  Numeric prelude
• 5.6.3  vector-space
• 5.6.4  Nat
• 5.6.5  AERN-Real and friends
• 5.6.6  Haskell BLAS Bindings
• 5.6.7  logfloat
• 5.6.8  fad: Forward Automatic Differentiation
• 5.7  Data types and data structures
• 5.7.1  HList — a library for typed heterogeneous collections
• 5.7.2  Edison
• 5.7.3  MemoTrie
• 5.7.4  bytestring-trie
• 5.8  Data processing
• 5.8.1  The Haskell Cryptographic Library
• 5.8.2  The Haskell ASN.1 Library
• 5.8.3  MultiSetRewrite
• 5.8.4  Graphalyze
• 5.8.5  Takusen
• 5.9  Generic and Type-Level Programming
• 5.9.1  uniplate
• 5.9.2  Scrap Your Boilerplate (SYB)
• 5.9.3  Extensible and Modular Generics for the Masses (EMGM)
• 5.9.4  multirec: Generic programming with systems of recursive datatypes
• 5.9.5  Generic rewriting library for regular datatypes
• 5.9.6  2LT: Two-Level Transformation
• 5.9.7  Data.Label — “atoms” for type-level programming
• 5.10  User interfaces
• 5.10.1  Gtk2Hs
• 5.10.2  HQK
• 5.10.3  wxHaskell
• 5.10.4  Shellac
• 5.10.5  Haskeline
• 5.11  Graphics
• 5.11.1  diagrams
• 5.11.2  FieldTrip
• 5.11.3  LambdaCube
• 5.12  Music
• 5.12.1  Haskore revision
• 5.12.2  Euterpea
• 5.13  Web and XML programming
• 5.13.1  Haskell XML Toolbox
• 5.13.2  HaXml
• 5.13.3  tagsoup
• 5.14  System
• 5.14.1  hinotify
• 5.14.2  hlibev
• 6  Applications and Projects
• 6.1  For the Masses
• 6.1.1  Darcs
• 6.1.2  xmonad
• 6.2  Education
• 6.2.1  Exercise Assistants
• 6.2.2  Holmes, plagiarism detection for Haskell
• 6.2.3  Lambda Shell
• 6.2.4  INblobs — Interaction Nets interpreter
• 6.2.5  Soccer-Fun
• 6.3  Web Development
• 6.3.1  Holumbus Search Engine Framework
• 6.3.2  Top Writer
• 6.3.3  Bamboo blog engine (previously: Panda) / Hack Webserver interface
• 6.3.4  InputYourData.com
• 6.3.5  Hircules
• 6.3.6  HCluster
• 6.3.7  JavaScript Monadic Writer
• 6.3.8  Haskell DOM Bindings
• 6.4  Data Management and Visualization
• 6.4.1  Pandoc
• 6.4.2  tiddlyisar
• 6.4.3  HaExcel — From Spreadsheets to Relational Databases and Back
• 6.4.4  Between Types and Tables
• 6.4.5  SdfMetz
• 6.4.6  The Proxima 2.0 generic editor
• 6.5  Functional Reactive Programming
• 6.5.1  Grapefruit
• 6.5.2  Reactive
• 6.5.3  Functional Hybrid Modeling
• 6.5.4  Elerea
• 6.6  Audio and Graphics
• 6.6.1  Audio signal processing
• 6.6.2  hsProcMusic
• 6.6.3  easyVision
• 6.6.4  photoname
• 6.6.5  Simplex-Based Spatial Operations
• 6.6.6  n-Dimensional Convex Decomposition of Polytops
• 6.6.7  DVD2473
• 6.7  Proof Assistants and Reasoning
• 6.7.1  Galculator
• 6.7.2  funsat: DPLL-style Satisfiability Solver
• 6.7.3  Saoithin: a 2nd-order proof assistant
• 6.7.4  Inference Services for Hybrid Logics
• 6.7.5  HyLoRes
• 6.7.6  HTab
• 6.7.7  HGen
• 6.7.8  Sparkle
• 6.7.9  Haskabelle
• 6.8  Modeling and Analysis
• 6.8.1  Streaming Component Combinators
• 6.8.2  Raskell
• 6.8.3  iTasks
• 6.8.4  CSP-M Tools at University of Düsseldorf
• 6.9  Hardware Design
• 6.9.1  ForSyDe
• 6.9.2  Lava
• 6.9.3  Wired
• 6.9.4  Oread
• 6.10  Natural Language Processing
• 6.10.1  NLP
• 6.10.2  GenI
• 6.10.3  Grammatical Framework
• 6.11  Inductive Programming
• 6.11.1  Inductive Programming
• 6.11.2  IgorII
• 6.12  Others
• 6.12.1  Bioinformatics tools
• 6.12.2  Roguestar
• 6.12.3  Hpysics
• 6.12.4  hledger
• 6.12.5  LQPL — A quantum programming language compiler and emulator
• 6.12.6  Yogurt
• 6.12.7  Dyna 2
• 7  Commercial Users
• 7.1  Well-Typed LLP
• 7.2  SeeReason Partners, LLC
• 7.3  Credit Suisse Global Modeling and Analytics Group
• 7.4  Bluespec tools for design of complex chips
• 7.5  Galois, Inc.
• 7.6  IVU Traffic Technologies AG Rostering Group
• 7.7  Tupil
• 7.8  Aflexi Content Delivery Network (CDN)
• 7.9  Industrial Haskell Group
• 8  Research and User Groups
• 8.1  Functional Programming Lab at the University of Nottingham
• 8.2  Artificial Intelligence and Software Technology at Goethe-University Frankfurt
• 8.3  Functional Programming at the University of Kent
• 8.4  Foundations and Methods Group at Trinity College Dublin
• 8.5  Formal Methods at DFKI Bremen and University of Bremen
• 8.6  SCIence project
• 8.7  Haskell at K.U.Leuven, Belgium
• 8.8  Haskell in Romania
• 8.9  Assorted Small Portland State University Haskell Bits
• 8.10  fp-syd: Functional Programming in Sydney, Australia.