Real World Haskell Chinese is a community translation project that brings the book Real World Haskell into Simplified Chinese. The repository organizes translated chapters, examples, exercises, images, and publishing configuration in one source tree. Twenty-seven of the original twenty-eight chapters are marked complete, with one chapter still listed as in progress. Multiple contributors worked on different sections under shared translation conventions for technical terminology. The source is written primarily in reStructuredText and can be built into a structured online book. Original example code is included alongside the translated material so readers can follow the practical programming sections. The project serves as both a Haskell learning resource and an open collaborative publishing effort.
Features
- Simplified Chinese Real World Haskell translation
- Twenty-eight chapter translation structure
- Original Haskell example code
- Exercise and supporting material directories
- Shared technical translation conventions
- Collaborative reStructuredText publishing workflow