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Yet Another Language Geek : The Marvels of Monads

With all of the attention that monads get, why am I writing yet another explanation of monads? Not to compare them to some everyday occurrence or to chronicle my journey to understanding. I explain monads because I need monads. They elegantly solve programming problems in a number of languages and contexts.

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Simon Peyton Jones: papers

This tutorial focuses on explaining the "bits round the edges" of Haskell programs, rather than the beautiful functional core we all know and love.

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MonadsEn - SPb Haskell User Group

outstanding presentation generally taking a slightly different angle

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Typed Logic: Guarded Choice with MonadPlus

A nice demonstration of SEND + MORE = MONEY in Haskell, with optimization notes.

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FS: Backwards State, or: The Power of Laziness

"The backwards state monad differs from [the regular state monad] in that the flow of the state through the execution is revere to the flow of the results - that is, an action in the backwards state monad takes in the final value of the state and produces a result and the initial value."

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You Could Have Invented Monads

Very interesting approach to a tutorial on monads. The author guides you through exercises that lead you to develop monads in several context, then steps back and describes the relationships between the various instances.

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Enfranchised Mind " A Monad Tutorial for Ocaml

A newbie', in Haskell, is someone who hasn't yet implemented a compiler. They've only written a monad tutorial.

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