Add TTFP, PFM and CTT Lecture Notes #3
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Hey Mark, This all looks great! Quick request: if it's not too much trouble can you update these links (at least those to books) with a blurb about what they cover and how they were useful? See those for PFPL and TAPL if you don't understand what I'm saying. I haven't read ttfp and I haven't looked at pfm in years so I'm in no position to write such reviews. Thanks, |
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@jozefg Saw this repo linked somewhere and was about to also add the book by Thompson that @markfarrell puts up here. |
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This PR adds Thompson's Type Theory and Functional Programming book, Paul Taylor's Practical Foundations of Mathematics and Constable's Lecture Notes on Constructive Type Theory to the list of resources.