Category:Style

Categories: Haskell

Programming is not only a question of "works" and "does not work", but also a question of style. Remind that programs are written once, then altered and read many times. Because of this, saving keystrokes when typing code is not so important like assistance for understanding and for modifications.

Articles in category "Style"

There are 27 articles in this category.

B Base cases and identities D Declaration style Declaration vs. expression style Default method implementation E Error reporting strategies Expression style H Hierarchical module names I Import modules properly L Let vs. Where

M Means of expression P Pairs of identifiers Parameter order Programming conventions for GHC Programming guidelines Q Qualified names S Show and Read instance Simple to complex Slim instance declaration Syntactic sugar

S cont. Syntactic sugar/Cons Syntactic sugar/Pros T Things to avoid Type signatures as good style Type variables instead of concrete types U Use of infix operators Use of language extensions W Why Haskell just works

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