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  1. Sanely-automatic derivation - or how type class derivation works and why everyone else is doing it wrong

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    In Scala, we generate quite a lot of code.

  2. Modeling in Scala, part 1: modeling your domain

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    Scala gives us a lot of power.

  3. IO monad: which, why and how

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    In many discussions about FP - especially about purely functional programming - there are talks about IO monad, IO type and so on.

  4. AST playground: recursion schemes and recursive data

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    So, we parsed an input - file, stream of characters or string - and we got nicely structured data in the form of a tree and/or an algebraic data type.

  5. From String to AST: parsing

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    Whether you have to do with data in the form of CSV, JSON or a full-blooded programming language like C, JavaScript, Scala, or maybe a query language like SQL, you always transform some sequence of characters (or binary values) into a structured represent…

  6. ADT through the looking glass - lenses, prims and other optics

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    Algebraic data structures are invaluable in functional programming.

  7. Different ways to understand a monad

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    As soon as you start mentioning functional programming, monads pop out as something that you have to know.

  8. The F-words: functor and friends

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    While algebras are something we (programmers) rely on in our everyday work, we don’t always use them knowingly.

  9. Algebras we love

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    If you work with anything that can be modeled mathematically, you most likely know that many things you work on can be expressed with algebras.

  10. It's all about relations

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    In FP we talk a lot about algebras, functions, and types.