A lot of interesting tips in this one. Both @haroldcarr and @kirelagin mention that you have to interact with others and their code, but list different ways of doing that. Also, check out the GHC User’s Guide. While it’s lengthy, understanding your compiler better is a great step towards advancing your Haskell.
A6 Read other people's code and/or watch them live code. — haroldcarr (@haroldcarr) April 28, 2020
A6: Find someone interested and teach Haskell to them. (Well, this would be my advice #1 in any other area as well.) The reasons are two-fold:#SerokellChat — Kirill Elagin (@kirelagin) April 28, 2020
#SerokellChat A6: Read the GHC User's Guide. Anything that a compiler accepts might end up in the code base. So get to know your compiler. — Vladislav Zavialov (@int_index) April 28, 2020
And that’s it, folks. Running it was certainly fun, and we would like to thank everybody that participated. This is something that we definitely will try again, so stay in touch and suggest future topics you would like to learn about!