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I am not QUITE made with this tutorial. It starts to get more “abstract”, and it seems to me that I need to start some kind of Haskell project to reinforce what I already know and see what I have not learned in action (therefore, they are more specific and less theoretical ) The problem is that I don’t know what to work on. I looked at the HappStack - which looks AWESOME, but it also looks a bit advanced. I went through “99 haskell problems” on haskell.org, but it's boring and I can't “brag” about it when I complete them. Not that I just looked to show off, I just want something like "use."

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You can take a look at writing yourself a chart in 48 hours .

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You might want to check out some of the sections in Real World Haskell , which provides some more practical / different Haskell applications, like GUI programming using GTK + and Haskell

In addition, it is a good complement to the material in Learn You A Haskell .

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If too much happens, maybe you should try some Hackage training packages?

  • Haskore-vintage is a simple version of haskore used in a class.
  • gloss provides the high-level OpenGL graphics used for instructions.

I don’t feel very creative right now, but leave it as a wiki - if you are interested in this place, then comment, and maybe others will add to the list.

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