6th Haskell in Leipzig workshop
Dear all,
the 6th Haskell in Leipzig workshop, on October 7,
will present an absolutely thrilling mixture of tutorials and talks,
with special emphasis on parallel programming.
Programm:
Tutorial 1 + 2 (at the same...
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