Thanks for the question, which probably others have thought to ask, too.
Various parts of the documentation say that they assume reading
familiarity with ML and Haskell. Have you looked into concrete
introductory resources on those languages? It might indeed make sense
for us to suggest particular tutorials on those languages, on the Ur site.
I also hope someone writes an Ur/Web tutorial that starts from the
common ground assumed of programmers today, but I don't know of any
concrete plans to do that yet.
On 08/09/2015 12:00 AM, Arctic Commander wrote:
Hello,
I find ur/web very interesting but I don't know enough about
functional programming style that it is based on, and so a bit lost
with the syntax and language concepts.
What is a good resource to start with, assuming I am not familiar with
this family of languages and programming style?
Thanks,
yves
PS. This may very well be the web language of the future. Please keep
on wit the good work.
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