Do Pure Haskell Interview
Book by
Veronika Romashkina
Work In Progress! Stay tuned to learn more about our new project:
do pure (Haskell Interview)Go-to Haskell algorithmic and coding book.
Work In Progress! Stay tuned to learn more about our new project:
do pure (Haskell Interview)Go-to Haskell algorithmic and coding book.
Our book is a beginner-friendly and approachable guide to solving coding challenges in modern Haskell. It gives examples of standard programming puzzles with explained solutions.
After reading the book, readers will acquire the following skills:
Developers who learned FP and want to find a Haskell job but don't know how to prepare for the interview and how to solve standard coding puzzles in Haskell.
Interviewers who want to hire Haskell developers but don't know how to evaluate the experience in Haskell efficiently.
Even if you think that asking Algorithmic Questions during an interview has nothing to do with real-world work, you still might be interested in reading the book for learning new concepts. Sometimes, you need to solve non-trivial problems in your daily job. Even though it is not happening often, it is good to know how to overcome such challenges when they arise.
The book is only at its early stages, but we are ready to receive any support and feedback.
You can support us on Sponsorship or by supplying us with coffee.
If you are an artist or can design a book cover, don't hesitate to contact us. Make the cover of your dreams come true!
We are also looking for technical editors who can give early reviews, suggestions and any other feedback on the book content.
Reach out to us with any questions, offers and brave ideas!
Haskell and education are our passions!
We have experience teaching Haskell, Algorithms and Data Structures to students for years. Our blogs contain multiple comprehensive tutorials and guides — from beginner-friendly Haskell introduction posts to description of advanced data structures with type-level interfaces.
In Kowainik we lead multiple open-source projects and mentor people by helping them contribute to open-source.
At the same time, we have years of using Haskell in production — from developing backends of web-services to implementing sophisticated distributed algorithms.
We love explaining complicated and challenging topics in simple ways, and that's why we want to write a book and share our experience and knowledge with everyone!
