Orignal article's title is better. Scalaz is a library for Scala, not "Scala's Library". There's some good stuff in there but it's a completely optional third-party library.
and the applicative functor and following chapters in Learn you a Haskell (it wasn't real easy to navigate scaladocs, source, etc. Some folks used to just hoogle and then look for the same-named scalaz method
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Orignal article's title is better. Scalaz is a library for Scala, not "Scala's Library". There's some good stuff in there but it's a completely optional third-party library.
relevant exercises from one of scalaz' authors
http://blog.tmorris.net/lifting-haskell-addendum/
http://blog.tmorris.net/lifting/
and the applicative functor and following chapters in Learn you a Haskell (it wasn't real easy to navigate scaladocs, source, etc. Some folks used to just hoogle and then look for the same-named scalaz method
http://groups.google.com/group/scala-user/browse_frm/thread/...
and the scalac switches -explaintypes, -Ytyper-debug are kinda helpful.