Graphical Playground for Haskell

An interactive environment for learning and experimenting with Haskell, created as an undergraduate honours project. Learning Haskell is difficult without fast feedback, since most tooling is text-only and gives no visual intuition for how functions behave. Haskell's lazy evaluation and purely functional model don't map naturally onto interactive graphics, so I designed an interface layer that could sample and render lazily-evaluated output in real time without breaking referential transparency. I built a web-based playground combining a Haskell interpreter with a live code editor and a canvas renderer, letting users write Haskell functions and immediately see them plotted or animated on screen.