Concrete Abstraction with Scalaz
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We will discuss some of the main abstractions in the Scalaz library, but instead of explaining the details of what they are, we will focus on when and how we can use them to write code with less boilerplate. We will attempt to build an intuition and motivation for the abstractions and their use, leaving precise definitions and further details to the excellent material available elsewhere.
The talk will cover monoids, monads, and applicative functors.
Slides available at http://bit.ly/mkhl-scalax-2014
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Concrete Abstraction with Scalaz
Martin Kühl
Martin is software architect and senior software developer at EWERK IT GmbH.
Martin has used Haskell for student and research projects since 2003, including his thesis project on the heterogeneous specification tool set Hets. Ever since joining the industry for a job programming Java, he has pushed Scala as a successor. His current work is focused on the energy market and includes financial risk analysis, market data analysis, and energy schedule management.