- Read through the weeks material before the meeting
- Sign-up to present a section
Present/Presentation Does not mean slides (unless you want to do that). The format is to share your screen, open the book to the section you are presenting and likely have some of the book's sample code in an editor to do a walkthrough when that is helpful.
- Lessons (books term for chapters) will be divided-up into parts that are small enough to be presented in 15 minutes or so.
- If the group lingers on a section and doesn't get to all the planned presentations the remainder will be moved to the next week.
- If you don't fully understand the part you are presenting that is fine. You can lead the group through it as a discussion.
How you "present" you part of the lesson is really up to you. Anything from explaining key points in detail, code walk-throughs to guiding the group in a discussion is good.
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Sign-up below to present a section/part of the book. We are currently reading Get Programming with Haskell by Will Kurt.
1.1.1 The Haskell Platform
Rather than follow the book we will have one person for each OS (Linux, Mac, Windows) do a quick description of how they installed on their OS.
| Topic | Presenter |
|---|---|
| Haskell Install Linux | Carl |
| Haskell Install Mac | bimal |
| Haskell Install Windows | open |
| Section | Presenter |
|---|---|
| 1.2 The Glasgow Haskell Compiler | open |
| 1.3 Interacting with Haskell—GHCi | bimal |
| 1.4 Writing and working with Haskell code | open |
| Section | Presenter |
|---|---|
| 2.1 Functions | open |
| 2.2 Functional programming | open |
| 2.3 The value of functional programming in practice | open |
| 2.3.1 Variables | open |
| 2.3.2 Variables that are variable | open |