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                                            David Chambers

Tutor client-side in the browser

The idea is to use [YQL](http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/) as a proxy using queries in the form: ``` select * from html where url='http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=195297' ``` Tutor would send this query to Yahoo in...

Tutor client-side in the browser

We'll need to use [jQuery.ajax](http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/) to make requests from the browser.

Tutor client-side in the browser

My priorities are as follows: 1. Maintenance: - stay on top of changes to Gatherer's output - add support for edge cases as they appear (e.g. double-faced cards) - fix...

Tutor client-side in the browser

Thanks for your interest, @GixGosu. I haven't been actively developing Tutor, as I've directed my attention towards other open-source projects. If you're interested in working on this, I'm certainly happy...

Tutor client-side in the browser

Excellent!

Is there a way to serialize/deserialize taggedSum from JSON?

This functionality is not currently provided.

Is there a way to serialize/deserialize taggedSum from JSON?

You are welcome to submit a pull request to update the readme, @ACiep. :)

Types for the library

I would be happy to review a pull request, @drenther. :)

Reflection / runtime type introspection

Are you imagining something like the following? ```javascript > S.even.types.length 2 > S.even.types[0] === $.Integer true > S.even.types[1] === $.Boolean true ```

Reflection / runtime type introspection

How about this? f.name :: String f.constraints :: StrMap (Array TypeClass) f.types :: Array Type