Good Haskell source to read and learn from

 

What are some open source programs that use Haskell and can be considered to be good quality modern Haskell? The larger the code base, the better.

I want to learn from their source code. I feel I'm past the point of learning from small code examples, which are often to esoteric and small-world. I want to see how code is structured, how monads interact when you have a lot of things going on (logging, I/O, configuration, etc.).

What I recommend.

Read code by people from different grad schools in the 1990s

  • Oxford style
  • Glasgow style or (this)
  • Chalmers style (or this)
  • York style
  • Portland style or OGI style (or this)
  • Utrecht style
  • Yale style
  • Special case: CMU/Elliott

    • Read code by the old masters certain people (incomplete list)

  • Marlow; Paterson; Peyton Jones; Gill; Launchbury; Hughes; Wadler; Bird; Claessen; Jones; Tolmach; Sheard; Swiestra; Augustsson; Runciman; Wallace; Thompson; Hinze; Gibbons; Leijen; Hudak; Elliott; Finne; Chakravarty; and
  • Anyone who has written a functional pearl.

    • Note that people like me, Coutts, Mitchell, O'Sullivan, Lynagh, etc. learned our Haskell style from these guys.

    Read some applications

  • Read the GHC base library source
  • Read the xmonad source

    • XMonad is an open source tiling window manager, originally loosely modeled on dwm. There are a lot of extensions, of varying quality, but the core is compact and well organized.

    Darcs is an open source, source code management system. It should give you a nice idea for Haskell.

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