Perfect Tab Completions
Tab completions are usually added to CLI applications, one shell at a time, as (welcome) afterthoughts by other developers who know how to write them, but who may not be so proactive in maintaining them. I want to fix that with a library I've been developing over the last few years: Exoskeleton.
Jon Pretty (@propensive)
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David's programming examples knowledge base
A huge repository of various code examples in Scala, categorized. Crosson David (@crodav) |
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Writing an Android app with Scala.js
There are still alternative ways to write Android apps. One of the simplest (which is what I'll be writing about) is using Scala.js and Electron. While Electron apps are not ideal, this approach is still good enough for most small applications. So, here's a post about what went well and what went wrong during this process. Hopefully this will be helpful to others wanting to write an app in Scala. João D. Costa (@JD557) |
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com.lihaoyi issue bounties, September 2024 edition
September's bounties are all Mill themed, around fleshing out Mill's usability from Java and other languages. None of them require deep knowledge of Mill internals, and are suitable for even casual users to pick up and try and implement. They are a non-trivial amount of work, and the bounty values reflect that to try and make it worthwhile Li Haoyi (@li_haoyi) |
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huge performance boost for sbt-git
Yesterday I was profiling sbt loading time and I found that sbt-git was using about 40% of the CPU time. Adrien Piquerez (@adrienpi2) |