Do you know of any template haskell resources that would be accessible to beginners (those users whose only exposure to Haskell was learning Plinth)? I often struggle to teach TH to new developers.

I guess "plenty of" is not very accurate, but I've come across some good blog posts and tutorials. Also, AI is not terrible at writing and explaining basic TH. i'll update the wording.

Btw, I was debugging high memory usage in the plugin recently and it is associated with Plinth code spliced in as a TH quote. It would be nice to make sure that TH is not causing much overhead before advertising its usage.

Btw, I was debugging high memory usage in the plugin recently and it is associated with Plinth code spliced in as a TH quote. It would be nice to make sure that TH is not causing much overhead before advertising its usage.

That entirely depends on the code spliced in. TH itself cannot cause overhead - it just generates code programmatically instead of writing by hand. Btw thanks for looking into the memory issue; I'm really curious what it is.

Do you have any TH resources that you think would be semi-beginner friendly that maybe we can link in this documentation? I think it would help a lot. Maybe we can even just link the haskell org TH docs?

Sounds good, I added a few links in 4e20ffb.