Chapters

1. Getting started with Haskell Language
2. Overloaded Literals
3. Foldable
4. Traversable
5. Lens
6. QuickCheck
7. Common GHC Language Extensions
8. Free Monads
9. Type Classes
10. IO
11. Record Syntax
12. Partial Application
13. Monoid
14. Category Theory
15. Lists
16. Sorting Algorithms
17. Type Families
18. Monads
19. Stack
20. Generalized Algebraic Data Types
21. Recursion Schemes
22. Data.Text
23. Using GHCi
24. Strictness
25. Syntax in Functions
26. Functor
27. Testing with Tasty
28. Creating Custom Data Types
29. Reactive-banana
30. Optimization
31. Concurrency
32. Function composition
33. Databases
34. Data.Aeson - JSON in Haskell
35. Higher-order functions
36. Containers - Data.Map
37. Fixity declarations
38. Web Development
39. Vectors
40. Cabal
41. Type algebra
42. Arrows
43. Typed holes
44. Rewrite rules (GHC)
45. Date and Time
46. List Comprehensions
47. Streaming IO
48. Google Protocol Buffers
49. Template Haskell & QuasiQuotes
50. Phantom types
51. Modules
52. Tuples (Pairs, Triples, ...)
53. Graphics with Gloss
54. State Monad
55. Pipes
56. Infix operators
57. Parallelism
58. Parsing HTML with taggy-lens and lens
59. Foreign Function Interface
60. Gtk3
61. Monad Transformers
62. Bifunctor
63. Proxies
64. Applicative Functor
65. Common monads as free monads
66. Common functors as the base of cofree comonads
67. Arithmetic
68. Role
69. Arbitrary-rank polymorphism with RankNTypes
70. GHCJS
71. XML
72. Reader / ReaderT
73. Function call syntax
74. Logging
75. Attoparsec
76. zipWithM
77. Profunctor
78. Type Application

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