I'd be interested, yes. I'm with Michael, though - the world doesn't need another monad tutorial, but could use a "practical application of monadic IO in a real-world setting" tutorial. It's a different thing, but I think that's what you're talking about here. I feel I have a good grasp on what a monad is and how to apply them, but my Haskell has never managed to progress much beyond coding-challenge one-offs. I'm intimidated to sit down and build an API with it.
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I'd be interested, yes. I'm with Michael, though - the world doesn't need another monad tutorial, but could use a "practical application of monadic IO in a real-world setting" tutorial. It's a different thing, but I think that's what you're talking about here. I feel I have a good grasp on what a monad is and how to apply them, but my Haskell has never managed to progress much beyond coding-challenge one-offs. I'm intimidated to sit down and build an API with it.