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by eru
2171 days ago
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Not directly helpful for your case, but useful in general: In strongly statically typed languages like Haskell, the types can often give you an adequate introduction into a new library. There's quite a few open source Haskell libraries that basically only have type annotations, but no proper documentation. The latter would be better, but the former is already surprisingly useful on its own. |
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