Awesome Haskell is a curated list of Haskell resources, frameworks, libraries, and software organized by category.
The project addresses the challenge of discovering quality Haskell tools and learning materials by aggregating links across a broad spectrum of domains. It organizes resources into categories spanning from basics like compilers and build tools through specialized areas such as cryptography, data science, distributed computing, and graphics. This structure allows developers to navigate the Haskell ecosystem systematically rather than searching scattered documentation.
Developers should use this list when learning Haskell or evaluating libraries for a new project. It suits anyone building with Haskell who needs to understand what tools and packages exist for their use case, whether that involves web frameworks, database access, concurrent programming, or domain-specific applications like games or audio processing. The list covers both foundational infrastructure—GHC, Cabal, Stack—and specialized libraries, making it useful both for beginners establishing their development environment and for experienced developers exploring less common domains.
The project maintains a comprehensive index across numerous categories with consistent link curation. Updates appear to focus on keeping resource links current and expanding coverage into emerging areas of the Haskell ecosystem.
