Learning from Haskell - An experience report
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Describes using Haskell (specifically Gofer, an early Haskell variant) as a teaching tool to improve programmers’ code quality in non-pure-functional languages. Explains why Gofer was chosen, which Haskell features to teach or omit, and the practical obstacles and benefits observed from running internal Haskell courses.
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