A common failure mode is for people to think Haskell is some special snowflake that requires reading 50 books and papers to understand. It doesn’t. Learning by doing is definitely the way to go. LYAH is fine but not great at practical problems. Real World Haskell is somewhat out of date but better at the actual “how do I make a program that does real things?” question. Best bet is to hack until you get stuck or your solution seems too ugly, then ask for leads on Reddit or the FP discord. Perhaps...