(Cross posting from reddit)
I’ve been doing some spring cleaning on the probabilistic programming library monad-bayes over the summer, and am putting together a website with tutorials and examples:
https://monad-bayes-site.netlify.app/_site/about.html
Thought people might enjoy it, and feedback of course welcome. (It’s still a draft)
Glad to see that 
I am a big fan of the library and this approach in general, so it’s great to see that it isn’t abandoned.
The styling for the site looks a bit off, especially on a widescreen monitor. Here’s a screenshot of what it looks like for me unless I explicitly shrink my browser window.
I didn’t even notice the navigation menu at first. The menu text is very low contrast with the white background; it’s currently around 1.9 but large text and headers should be at least 3 (ideally at least 4.5) based on accessibility guidelines. Poking around the inspector tools, making the menu text #777 provides enough contrast but still makes the mouseover effect clear.
Sections “Distributions as programs” and “Expressing distributions with code” on Introduction seem to have some overlap, that’s probably not intended?
Great point, I’ll fix that
I hit “send” a bit early on the last answer, I first wanted to say: It’s awesome that monad-bayes exists and is actively worked upon! I might well start contributing to it.
Some further stumbling stones during reading:
I found it not so easy to understand how MCMC works. It wasn’t clear to me what the type of the mcmc function is.
