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While we wouldn't get to them in the 3-day version of the course, they are useful but still pretty much folklore. A number of libraries use them (waargonaut, sv, hasql, discrimination, ...?) but in terms of learning material, there is an Ed talk and a GeorgeW talk but not much else.
Having a bunch of "write the instances" exercises with a blog post announcing them would help fill this gap.
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I think this would be super useful. I try to solidify the relationship between Functor, Applicative, Monad and I think Contravariant would especially help.
While we wouldn't get to them in the 3-day version of the course, they are useful but still pretty much folklore. A number of libraries use them (waargonaut, sv, hasql, discrimination, ...?) but in terms of learning material, there is an Ed talk and a GeorgeW talk but not much else.
Having a bunch of "write the instances" exercises with a blog post announcing them would help fill this gap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: