ArulselvanMadhavan/ocaml-ctfp

OCaml version of Category Theory For Programmers

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* OCaml version of Category Theory For Programmers

** How do I get the book?
   - Currently, the book can be download by cloning this fork -
     https://github.com/ArulselvanMadhavan/milewski-ctfp-pdf and
     running
     #+BEGIN_SRC bash
     cd milewski-ctfp-pdf
     git checkout ocaml
     cd src
     make ocaml
     #+END_SRC

** Acknowledgements
   - Thanks to Marcello Seri @mseri for doing the code review. If @mseri
     hadn't offered to do the code review, this project would not have started
   - Thanks to @XVilka for promoting this effort in reddit, ocaml
     forums and offering helpful links
   - All the kind people in OCaml discord who hang out in the
     #beginners channel answering questions

** Helpful Resources
   - Resources I found useful as I started translating the book in OCaml:
     1) https://github.com/freebroccolo/ocaml-cats
     2) https://github.com/ocamllabs/higher

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Contributors

mseri

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arbipher

1 commits

ArulselvanMadhavan/ocaml-ctfp

OCaml version of Category Theory For Programmers

C++

134

188 commits

updated Jan 29, 2020

See the code

README

* OCaml version of Category Theory For Programmers

** How do I get the book?
   - Currently, the book can be download by cloning this fork -
     https://github.com/ArulselvanMadhavan/milewski-ctfp-pdf and
     running
     #+BEGIN_SRC bash
     cd milewski-ctfp-pdf
     git checkout ocaml
     cd src
     make ocaml
     #+END_SRC

** Acknowledgements
   - Thanks to Marcello Seri @mseri for doing the code review. If @mseri
     hadn't offered to do the code review, this project would not have started
   - Thanks to @XVilka for promoting this effort in reddit, ocaml
     forums and offering helpful links
   - All the kind people in OCaml discord who hang out in the
     #beginners channel answering questions

** Helpful Resources
   - Resources I found useful as I started translating the book in OCaml:
     1) https://github.com/freebroccolo/ocaml-cats
     2) https://github.com/ocamllabs/higher

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Contributors

mseri

22 commits

arbipher

1 commits

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