Organization of tutorials + a few tutorial to start

[soupi]

Hi,

How will this repo organize tutorials in a discoverable way? Should one PR to add existing tutorials to a list? Are tutorials only added after being requested?

I would also like to link a few tutorials I really like, I hope that's ok:

• The Haskell Heap - about evaluation in a lazy language (April 2011)
• Making a website with Haskell - A good starting ground for using scotty (Written April 15, 2013, Updated July 16, 2014)
• Turtle Tutorial - Using Haskell for shell scripting with the turtle package (Aug 2015?)
• 24 Days of Hackage (2012, 2013) and 24 Days of GHC Extensions (2014) - each year Oliver Charles is surveying his favorite packages (or GHC extensions) in the days preceding Christmas.
• Write You a Scheme in 48 Hours - Building a Scheme interpreter in Haskell.
• Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell - This is not really a tutorial but a book, but I just can't recommend it enough for anything related to parallel or concurrent programming in Haskell. It's a fantastic resource and it's free.
• How I Start: Haskell - How to build Haskell programs using cabal. even though stack exists I think this tutorial is still very relevant and useful.
• What I Wish I Knew When Learning Haskell - This is not a tutorial but a really long reference to a lot of Haskell related subjects and links to more in-depth information of those subjects.

Thanks for opening the repo!

[parsonsmatt]

Since dohaskell already has a really nice collection, I think it might be best to have tutorials and guides submitted there, and focus work on improving the UI/discoverability to that application. It's a Yesod app so shouldn't be too hard to contribute :) I am thinking about adding a search feature for the browse page myself.

I'm thinking about converting my servant/persistent tutorial to something that would work nicely here and serve as a guide of the sort of things that'd go well here. Code samples, posts, etc, and github makes it easy enough to offer corrections and code review.

[soupi]

Alright. In any case I have added these tutorials to dohaskell.