Andy Georges schrieb:
one particular thing that we still lack is something like book
"Haskell in
real world"
We need a 'Dive into Haskell' book.
That's for later.
Getting those little annoyances out of the way (like those described on
defmacro) is far more important.
What you need so that non-experts can get their feet wet are:
* A compiler. [FIXED]
* Libraries for the application programmer. [MOSTLY FIXED]
* The relevant information is available. [FIXED, I think]
* Things work "out of the box". [MOSTLY FIXED]
* It's easy to find the relevant information. [OPEN]
* A "Haskell for Dummies" book.
Haskell is already 99% there. However, a dummies book would be premature
- unless you really expect that the other items will be fully fixed by
the time the book is out.
Regards,
Jo
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