"Lambda Dance", Haskell polemic, etc. on O'Reilly site

[Fritz K Ruehr]

Forgive me if the following links were announced here and I just missed
them. I found them through the O'Reilley Meerkat "Open Wire Service",
in the "Lambda" channel of the "Lang" category (see:

	<http://www.oreillynet.com/meerkat/index.php?&c=4623&t=ALL>

). The first link is the "Lambda Dance" page, presumably inspired by
the infamous "Hamster Dance" (if you don't know the latter, you are
better off for it, so don't ask):

	<http://lambdadance.spacebar.org/>

"Beta-reduce the night away", as the site says!

The second link is a little polemic entitled "Why People Aren't Using
Haskell", which I presume would be of interest to readers of this
list (the author is Dejan Jelovic, whom I don't recognize as a regular
contributor here):

	<http://www.jelovic.com/articles/why_people_arent_using_haskell.htm>

There are several other interesting looking links on the Meerkat
site ("Moving FP from Academia", "Object Functional Patterns", etc.),
but I will let you investigate on your own. Enjoy ...

  --  Fritz Ruehr, still humming to the lambda dance