The ONA tutorial series

My own contribue to enhance the chaos out there on the web is a series of tutorial on diverse topics. Usually I write them because they help me to fix ideas on topics I am studying so that when I come back studying them again I can remember things better. So you must consider that:

My intended audience is myself.
I misunderstand things, I make ravings and unsupported statements, I am imprecise and I admit it. This because usually I write on a topic while I am studying it.
On the other hand, someone says that I have un understandable writing style.
Also, I hope that someone with more culture than me will sooner or later read my ravings and give me some answer.

So if you still feel likely to read my ONA tutorials, here they are. Since they are a never-ending work in progress as I learn more on the subject, you will not find a final version, only more or less stable ones. You are free to - and you SHOULD if it happens that you like them - give your contribution by contacting me. All the ONA tutorials are licensed under GPL, and are in plain ASCII.

List of the tutorials

Monads in functional programming

Updated: 2004-01-08 23:33 UTC