This course was/is being given at Telecom Nancy in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 in 3A.
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Visit https://smelc.github.io/tn-fp-haskell-course/slides/
The slides
folder uses remark.
To display the slides (be it for presenting or for developing them),
you need to serve the slides directory with an http server:
python3 -m http.server # in slides/
# Or use ./run.shNow, crawl localhost:8000 and open the various html files.
Note that it's possible to develop the slides offline, as per the instruction on the remark wiki. But I've never done it.
These instructions are more hermetic than
the ones in tps. This is intentional.
- The Haskell compiler (GHC) is installed in an isolated manner, in
bin/ghc(see below) - This requires ghcup in
PATHand that's all - When started from this directory, the vscode Haskell extension will install the required language server on its own, so nothing to do here.
mkdir -p bin/{cabal,ghc,hls}
# Instal cabal, this matches PATH_ADD $(pwd)/bin/ghc/bin in .envrc
ghcup install cabal --isolate $(pwd)/bin/cabal
# Populate GHC, this matches PATH_ADD $(pwd)/bin/ghc/bin in .envrc
# Note that GHC's version number is also in .github/workflows/haskell.yml
ghcup install ghc 9.4.7 --isolate $(pwd)/bin/ghc
ghcup install hls --isolate $(pwd)/bin/hls
Because there is a cabal.project file that pins the set of packages to a specific timestamp, this project is highly reproducible.
To validate code snippets within slides, see slides/README.md.
This course is funded by my employer: Modus Create
