Many programming languages have exceptions. In order to write programs correctly in such languages, you need to write exception-safe code. This requirement applies to Haskell as well. However, in Haskell, we have an extra twist: asynchronous exceptions, which can be thrown to any thread at any time.

In this webinar, we're going to talk about:

How exceptions work in Haskell
What it means to be "async exception safe,"
Give practical guidelines—with lots of examples

Hosted by: Michael Snoyman, VP of Engineering

Install via `cabal install polysemy`.       
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