Coming Summer Attractions
Our recent blog series on GHC is now part of our permanent collection of material on the site! Check it out in the advanced section. As a reminder, here are the different parts of that series:
- Part 1 goes over how to set up our local development environment to use GHC. This part focuses on Windows but also has good advice for Mac and Linux Users.
- In part 2, we’ll set up a basic development cycle and make a simple change. We’ll also learn about the organization of the codebase.
- In the third part of the series, we’ll do some more serious hacking. We’ll look at adding some of our own keywords and adding a new syntactic construct.
- In the final part, we’ll look at how GHC handles issue tracking. This will lead to us submitting some code for a couple very simple issues.
What’s Next?
In the next few weeks, we’ve got a wide variety of content planned. We’ll be highlighting some more of our permanent content as well as showing some new tutorials. We’ll specifically look at a couple concepts we’ve handled in the past, but we’ll find new ways to build those programs. We’ve also got some more cerebral articles for how to take the next steps in your Haskell development. So stay tuned for more!
As always, if you’re new to Haskell, we’ve got some great resources to help you get started! Download our Beginners Checklist to get the language installed and discover some cool tools! For more language details, read our Liftoff Series!
And for you more experienced Haskell developers, take a look at our Production Checklist. It’ll give you some more ideas for advanced libraries to use for your projects!