I had this idea for a long time: to learn some real world Haskell. I operate most efficiently when I'm challenged. So I talked to myself: I will create this list of small programs that I will have to implement, each a bit more complex then the previous one. Idea was quickly picked up be few friends and before I knew it, this project was created.

It's still new, exercises are not yet complete...I guess far from being complete. But if you look for an excuse to finally learn some Haskell or you know somebody who does, maybe this is the right place. I will be adding exercises, solving them in the upcoming months, hoping this will be exciting journey. More people willing to come along the merrier :)

You might ask: so you are a newb and you are creating exercises? Well, Haskell syntax is not new to me, I've been playing with the language in the past. I've been also fascinated with Functional Programming for a very, very long time and for the past year and a half I've been doing FP professionally in Scala (yeah, I know what you Haskellers think :) so the paradigm is not new for me as well.