Today I published an introductory book on Haskell Data Analysis
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#5I'm presently debating between using Haskell or Clojure for data analysis here at work (or most likely some combination of the two), so the timing couldn't be better.
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#8Any plans for a Kindle or other ebook version? This looks like a fun presentation of an interesting topic, but I'd love to read it electronically on a laptop so I can try out the examples.
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#9Exciting to see this, but it's painfully clear how much work there is to be done for Haskell to be a competitor to, for example, what is available in Python.
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#10Any plans for a Kindle or other ebook version? This looks like a fun presentation of an interesting topic, but I'd love to read it electronically on a laptop so I can try out the examples.
Yup! The eBook is here: http://www.packtpub.com/haskell-data-analysis-cookbook/book
I don't know what's involved in getting the Kindle version into Amazon's store, but it might be worth it, as their buying experience is very slick - one click and you're reading the book in 60 seconds.