Functional programming via solved problems and typeclass theory
Strengths
Problem-based learning cadence
The curriculum utilizes a pattern of introducing a theoretical concept followed by dedicated sections of solved problems, such as Functions, Lists, and Binary Trees.
Conceptual abstraction coverage
Instruction includes higher-level functional programming abstractions including Functors, Applicatives, and Monads.
Limitations
Instructional delivery challenges
One signal from late 2023 suggests the content may focus heavily on basics, potentially failing to reach the expert level promised in the title; note that the January 2026 update label does not prove this was corrected.
Potential depth limitations
One signal from late 2023 suggests the content may focus heavily on basics, potentially failing to reach the expert level promised in the title; note that the January 2026 update label does not prove this was corrected.
Best suited to
- Absolute beginners seeking a structured introduction to Haskell
- Learners who prefer learning through solved problem walkthroughs
Less suited to
- Advanced developers looking for deep, expert-slevel specialization
- Learners sensitive to variable audio quality or strong accents








