Resources for learning Haskell

Haskell is a functional computer programming language. It's pretty neat and pretty useful. As I got better at Haskell, I got better at thinking about code in other languages too. These are some resources for learning Haskell:

• Learn You A Haskell tutorial: online and in book form.

• There are lots of resources at the Haskell wiki's Learning Haskell.

• The Haskell wiki and Haskell WikiBook sometimes have helpful information.

• Books: http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Books.

The Haskell community is pretty friendly.

• The Haskell IRC channel (#haskell on Freenode; more info)

• Haskell mailing-lists. beginners@haskell.org is a good place to ask beginner questions. Any of the lists are good to lurk on to hear the ways Haskellers think.

(IRC is real-time group text chat; mailing lists are e-mail based group discussion.)

After doing a bit of tutorial, try using Haskell for something you want to do! It's okay if your code isn't idiomatic Haskell at first.