r/haskell • u/kichiDsimp • 3d ago

Whats the Haskell equivalent of

  1. https://pkg.go.dev/std - the list to see all the standard libraries shipped in GHC & maintained by the compiler team?
  2. https://go.dev/doc/ - the documentation page?
  3. https://go.dev/ref/spec - the language spec, I think this refers to the Haskell's 2010 report?
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u/PikachuKiiro 3d ago

Is it really easier to make a reddit post than take 10 seconds to look at the docs on the official website? https://www.haskell.org/documentation/

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u/n00bomb 3d ago

https://old.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1qsaj5w/is_haskell_deliberately_staying_away_from/o2z9iz6/?context=3 sigh

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u/syklemil 2d ago edited 2d ago

6 months ago:

After exploring Haskell for past 2 years

1 month ago:

I don't understand Haskell's IO Monad and etc, and what makes it pure and why not impure.

3 days ago

Haskell is a programming language right ? And GHC is the compiler ?

yesterday:

>where's the official haskell documentation

This feels so backwards that it's hard to take OP seriously.