This is an experiment where I try to teach haskell in the quickest, most direct language that is free of academic jargon and focused on explanations that actually help you understand how to code a haskell program.

I learned haskell from a 2000 page book called Haskell Programming from First Principles. While it was a phenomenal read which I definitely recommend, I definitely feel that now that I understand and have used full-stack haskell in production for a past job (Obsidian Systems) and for my startup (Ace Interview Prep), that there is a much easier way to learn the beautiful language that is haskell.

Haskell is known for an excellent and empowering developer experience and so I hope to empower you to learn and use Haskell.

Feel free to check out my github as well @augyg and/or contact me at [email protected]

Learn Haskell Pattern Matching in 8 minutes (Case Statements | Function Heads | Guards)
8:46
Learn Haskell Pattern Matching in 8 minutes (Case Statements | Function Heads | Guards)
Learn Haskell Pattern Matching in One MInute (Case | Function Heads | Guards)
1:28
Learn Haskell Pattern Matching in One MInute (Case | Function Heads | Guards)
ATC Week 10 - Using Ollama/DeepSeek with Haskell
1:50:37
ATC Week 10 - Using Ollama/DeepSeek with Haskell
Channel Announcement! Byte-Sized Haskell & More
6:16
Channel Announcement! Byte-Sized Haskell & More
ATC Week 9 - More Reflex Dom
2:19:38
ATC Week 9 - More Reflex Dom
ATC Week 8 - IO Monad and Side Effects
1:45:42
ATC Week 8 - IO Monad and Side Effects
ATC Week 7 - Haskell Basics (Types, Functions, Classes)
1:46:02
ATC Week 7 - Haskell Basics (Types, Functions, Classes)
ATC Week 6 - Recursion
1:31:00
ATC Week 6 - Recursion
ATC Week 5 - Reading and Understanding an Existing Haskell Application
1:57:09
ATC Week 5 - Reading and Understanding an Existing Haskell Application
How Haskell/FP makes you a lead dev
0:53
How Haskell/FP makes you a lead dev
ATC Week 4 - Reflex DOM
1:49:44
ATC Week 4 - Reflex DOM
ATC Week 3 - Data Analysis in Haskell
1:59:10
ATC Week 3 - Data Analysis in Haskell
ATC Week 2 - Persistent DB Library Explanation (Shortened Version)
51:13
ATC Week 2 - Persistent DB Library Explanation (Shortened Version)
ATC Week 1 - When to use the Either Datatype
10:18
ATC Week 1 - When to use the Either Datatype
ATC Week 2 - Databases with Persistent and Servant
1:51:01
ATC Week 2 - Databases with Persistent and Servant
ATC Session #1 - Why Haskell? + CLI App demo: myStore
2:40:29
ATC Session #1 - Why Haskell? + CLI App demo: myStore
Channel Announcement!
4:34
Channel Announcement!
Custom EventListeners With Reflex
44:04
Custom EventListeners With Reflex
The OverloadedStrings Extension in Haskell
20:40
The OverloadedStrings Extension in Haskell
staticWhich: Ensuring Access to Executables at Compile Time
26:10
staticWhich: Ensuring Access to Executables at Compile Time
Reflex Dom (Part 10.2): JSaddle Example: Grey-Scaling with WebRTC
3:08:57
Reflex Dom (Part 10.2): JSaddle Example: Grey-Scaling with WebRTC
Reflex Dom (Part 10.1): Intro to JSaddle and GHCJS
58:33
Reflex Dom (Part 10.1): Intro to JSaddle and GHCJS
Reflex Dom (Part 9): Dynamic DOM Nodes
13:52
Reflex Dom (Part 9): Dynamic DOM Nodes
Reflex Dom (Part 8): Time to learn Time in FRP !
34:46
Reflex Dom (Part 8): Time to learn Time in FRP !
Reflex Dom (Part 7): Request Handlers with Obelisk
18:48
Reflex Dom (Part 7): Request Handlers with Obelisk
Reflex Dom (Part 6): Web Requests via XHR and Forms
1:21:08
Reflex Dom (Part 6): Web Requests via XHR and Forms
Reflex Dom (Part 5): Recursive Do/Subscribing to Events Down the Page
20:29
Reflex Dom (Part 5): Recursive Do/Subscribing to Events Down the Page
Reflex Dom (Part 4): Events
1:55:05
Reflex Dom (Part 4): Events
Reflex Dom (Part 3): Creating Basic Cross-Platform DOMs (iOS, Android, Web, WASM)
51:36
Reflex Dom (Part 3): Creating Basic Cross-Platform DOMs (iOS, Android, Web, WASM)
Reflex Dom (Part 2) : Obelisk Setup
9:50
Reflex Dom (Part 2) : Obelisk Setup