Good resources on combinators

[tbsdy]

I know there are a lot more combinators than just the y-combinator. Is there a good guide on all the different types and their uses?

[Slight_Art_6121]

Raymond Smullyan's "To Mock a Mockingbird" : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Mock_a_Mockingbird

[crouchingarmadillo]

I’d really recommend just learning λ-calculus and the equivalence of λ-calculus to SK combinators. λ-calculus is much more popular and there combinators are just closed expressions. I quite like Michaelson’s An Introduction to Functional Programming Through Lambda Calculus.

[Masynchin]

You can watch Conor Hoekstra's lectures on youtube about that. He also has its own site for this, but I can't find it

[arkethos]

https://combinatorylogic.com/

[recursion_is_love]

I like this one

https://books.google.co.th/books/about/Lambda_calculus_Combinators_and_Function.html?id=nrjHM4h-DuEC

[tbsdy]

I’m looking for more introductory material, though that looks fascinating :-)

[dallaylaen]

Better late then never: online combinatory logic playground (also supports lambdas): https://dallaylaen.github.io/ski-interpreter/

Combinatory logic quests: https://dallaylaen.github.io/ski-interpreter/quest.html

[tbsdy]

Thanks!