An Introduction to Scalaz-Stream
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Overview of Scalaz-Stream: the library centers on Process[A,B] (output and request types) and compiles streams to Task via runLog; Task is a first‑class description (not a running Future). Examples: a Fizz stream that wakes every 3s, a Buzz every 5s merged non‑deterministically, and file lines that guarantee handle cleanup even on early termination or exceptions. Async bindings shown: Task.async for callback APIs, mutable Q for producers/consumers, and signals for continuous vs discrete updates; backpressure is handled by binding at the Task level.
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