Mastering Haskell Programming (Packt)
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- 03 - IO as a -Sin Bin-.mp4 52.0 MB
- 20 - Purity and Parallelism.mp4 49.9 MB
- 21 - Deterministic Communication Using IVars.mp4 48.7 MB
- 05 - Fewer Sins Using the Free Monad.mp4 48.0 MB
- 15 - Pure, Monadic, and Arrowized APIs.mp4 47.1 MB
- 28 - Automatic Signaling Using TVars.mp4 46.6 MB
- 14 - Higher-Order Signals and Time Leaks.mp4 46.1 MB
- 36 - CRDTs, Type Class Laws, and Eventual Consistency.mp4 45.9 MB
- 16 - Continuous, Synchronous, Total Time.mp4 45.6 MB
- 24 - Taming Asynchronous APIs Using ContT.mp4 43.0 MB
- 17 - Parallel and Concurrent Algorithms.mp4 41.7 MB
- 30 - Combinator Libraries.mp4 41.1 MB
- 18 - Manual Parallelism Using the Free Applicative.mp4 39.8 MB
- 31 - Monad Transformers.mp4 38.3 MB
- 29 - Effect Tracking and Concurrency.mp4 38.2 MB
- 22 - Deterministic Collaboration Using LVars.mp4 37.1 MB
- 09 - Composing Finite and Infinite Streams.mp4 35.7 MB
- 10 - Who's Driving - Push, Pull… or Both!.mp4 35.4 MB
- 27 - Manual Signaling Using MVars.mp4 35.2 MB
- 04 - Exception Handling.mp4 34.6 MB
- 32 - Nesting Architectures.mp4 33.5 MB
- 19 - Laziness and Parallelism.mp4 32.2 MB
- 07 - Simple Streaming Using Lazy IO.mp4 32.1 MB
- 13 - Local and Global States.mp4 31.4 MB
- 35 - Distributed Concurrent Programming Using Cloud Haskell.mp4 31.3 MB
- 26 - Laziness and Concurrency.mp4 30.9 MB
- 33 - Precise Types, Program Boundaries, and Microservices.mp4 30.6 MB
- 11 - Transforming Effectful Streams Using the Free Monad.mp4 29.0 MB
- 34 - Optimizing Microservice Requests Using Haxl.mp4 28.5 MB
- 08 - Pure Streaming Using Lazy Lists.mp4 28.5 MB
- 12 - Events, Behaviors, and Signals.mp4 28.2 MB
- 06 - Benign Side-Effects Using unsafePerformIO.mp4 24.1 MB
- 25 - Opportunistic Concurrency Using Async.mp4 18.6 MB
- 23 - Manual Concurrency Using forkIO.mp4 17.2 MB
- 02 - Installation and Setup.mp4 16.9 MB
- 01 - The Course Overview.mp4 15.8 MB
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