Languages
- 1941
- Practically Groovy: Unit Test Your Java Code Faster with Groovy
- First installment; shows simple way to unit test Java code with Groovy, JUnit. By Andrew Glover. IBM developerWorks. (November 09, 2004)
- 1942
- Haskell Mode for Eclipse
- Provides a Haskell Perspective, Haskell Document Types (Project, Module), a Syntax-Highlighting Editor, and ways to start GHC, Hugs and Haddock from within Eclipse.
- 1943
- Haskell Mode for Emacs
- An Emacs mode currently supporting font locking, declaration scanning, documentation, indentation, hugs interaction.
- 1944
- An Introduction to Haskell, Part 1: Why Haskell
- First of a series of three articles covering basics of Haskell programming.
- 1945
- Haskell Reference at Zvon
- A thoroughly indexed reference to Haskell syntax and libraries with many examples.
- 1947
- Haskell: The Craft of Functional Programming
- By Simon Thompson; Addison-Wesley, 1999, ISBN 0201342758. Edition 2, introductory textbook to functional programming in Haskell. [University of Kent]
- 1948
- Haskell: The Craft of Functional Programming
- Descriptions, reviews, purchase source. [Amazon.com]
- 1949
- Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!
- Tutorial aimed at people who have experience in imperative programming languages but haven't programmed in a functional language before.
- 1950
- Monads for the Working Haskell Programmer
- This short tutorial introduces monads to Haskell programmers.
- 1951
- Glasgow Distributed Haskell
- GdH combines the multiple processes of Concurrent Haskell with the multiple processing elements of Glasgow Parallel Haskell (GpH).
- 1952
- Glasgow Parallel Haskell (GpH)
- A Haskell extension for parallel programming built on top of the Glasgow Haskell compiler (GHC). Parallelism is identified using annotations (generally evaluation strategies), that are defined using only two extra primitives: par and seq.
- 1953
- Gofer
- Small interpreter for language based on Haskell report 1.2; experimental, more so for type classes. Haskell adopted some ideas of Gofer, but Gofer type class system is more flexible. Runs on DOS, Linux, Macintosh, Unix. Hugs predecessor.
- 1954
- Haskell++
- Object-oriented Haskell extension, using a preprocessor, supports a form of inheritance via extended class and instance declarations. Descriptions, documents, source download, links.
- 1957
- PolyP
- Polytypic programming language; source files for compiler written in Haskell that compiles PolyP-code to Haskell; library of polytypic functions written in PolyP, some examples, documents, downloads.
- 1958
- Template Haskell
- Haskell 98 extension allowing type-safe compile time metaprogramming, with Haskell, as the manipulating language and the language being manipulated.