Software Design in Haskell is a structured collection of materials, guidelines, patterns, and architectural approaches aimed at building real-world applications in Haskell. It offers discourse on design principles, functional design methods (e.g. free monads, final tagless, effect systems), architectural patterns, code organization, and production engineering topics in Haskell.
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- Catalog of architectural paradigms (Free Monads, Final Tagless, etc.)
- Design patterns and idioms specific to functional programming
- Guidelines for code organization and modularity
- Comparisons of functional vs OO patterns
- Best practices, style, and design principles
- Showcase projects, example structures, and patterns of use
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