Haskell Online Compiler

Haskell is a general-purpose but purely functional programming language. The language first appeared in 1990 and is primarily designed for teaching, research, and industrial applications. It is famous for pioneering a number of programming language features, including type classes and monadic IO.

Haskell derived its semantics from the Miranda programming language. It offers a versatile toolset to programmers for writing statically typed applications. Lazy evaluation, concurrency, metaprogramming, and pure functions are other notable features of this language.

Haskell is widely used in research and development projects. Developers also use it in programs that have to be performance-driven and scalable. There is also an increasing use of this programming language in data-intensive applications used in the healthcare, pharma, biotech, energy, and financial sectors.

Companies that use Haskell in their different projects are Facebook, IBM, Microsoft, Twitter, NVIDIA, AT&T, Bank of America, and Barclays Capital.

Learning Resources

You can learn Haskell from the following online resources:

• Learning Haskell: A combination of various resources to learn the Haskell language.
• Haskell Fundamentals Part 1: A Pluralsight course on the basics and features of Haskell.
• Writing Haskell Programs: A Udemy course on how to create, run, and test Haskell programs.