At this point, you know many of the features and intricacies of the Haskell language and many of its libraries. This chapter won’t teach you any more about the language but rather will focus on some tools that help you in the process of coding libraries and applications. These tools support good engineering practices within Haskell.
An important and often overlooked practice as you program is to write good documentation for the source. Even though Haskell is a high-level language, there’s ...
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