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I've got some odds and ends. If you don't mind a sparse mess, I can point you to them.
Sounds like those should not be in the guide yet, but maybe they can be added here, to help anybody who'd like to solve the issue.
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Some of what I was going to link you is in the guide, but here's one to get the ball rolling:
http://bitemyapp.com/posts/2014-11-19-update-map-in-haskell.html
I would emphasize that reasoning from types is a skill, not a fact you understand from having it recounted to you. Doing the exercises in cis194 and the NICTA course as the guide recommends is the best way I know to begin building that skill.
It doesn't come through clearly in the exercises alone (NICTA course was designed to be done in the presence of an instructor), but you're supposed to continually refine your answers as you go.
A goal to aspire to could be: Understand Choice
as it exists in profunctors
at the haddock docs from the types. You're not expected to understand applications of it, just understand what the types are telling you alone. Programmers often confuse the two.
Now if you're talking about reading the types lexically, that's basics that requires going through beginner material like cis194. I admit there aren't the best integrated resources for this, but something could be found for explaining (->)
possibly. Some of that is already in the dialogues.
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