Tapir documentation improvements

New landing page, list of how-tos and examples, tutorials!
Adam Warski (@adamwarski)

Checked exceptions: fixed!

How to handle exceptions elegantly with the new Contingency library.
Jon Pretty (@propensive)

Crafting types with Scala 3 macros - Part 1: Introduction to macros

Macros, reflection API, and much more.
Thilo Schuchort (@NullWasAMistake)

how to see the trees using the Scala compilers

Here’s a memo on how to show trees using the Scala compilers. While this likely won’t be relevant for normal usage of Scala, having the direct knowledge of the tree can be useful when developing tooling or during metaprogramming.
Eugene Yokota (@eed3si9n)

Use cases for Scala

Please help us to document the critical uses for Scala, for public good, for open source, for research or industry. This will enhance our chances to get funds and help us maintain the critical infrastructure for Scala.
Scala Center (@scala_lang)

ScalaWAW #33 - beach party! Jul 25th

It's high time for the legendary annual ScalaWAW beach party! The idea is pretty simple - no talks, no strict formula, just chill and enjoy the beach, the weather, and of course networking with fellow (not-only-Scala) programmers.
ScalaWAW (@scalawaw)

Building Better Open Source with John A. De Goes, every Fri until September 2nd, Online event

Want to learn how open source software is made, or maybe get some help improving existing OSS? Then mark your calendars for Friday, the next Zymposium, 12 noon - 1pm Eastern Time.
Scala Portugal

Lambda World. Oct 2nd - 4th, Cadiz, Spain

Don't miss he largest Functional programming event in South Europe!
Lambda World (@lambda_world)

A Remote Code Execution System with Apache Pekko & Scala

In this video we will demonstrate the features of Apache Pekko (the open source version of Akka) with a small project: a distributed remote code execution system, where a client sends a piece of code as text to be executed, and our system returns the output.
Daniel Ciocîrlan (@rockthejvm)

Tapir Tutorial - part 7: Integration with cats-effect & http4s

We've seen how to use Tapir in combination with direct-style, but one of Tapir's main strengths is that it integrates with virtually every Scala stack out there. This means, first and foremost, cats-effect for describing side-effecting computations, and http4s as an HTTP server. We'll include, of course, generating OpenAPI docs!
Adam Warski (@adamwarski)

uPickle 4.0.0-RC1

A few breaking changes on the way - Shorten $type tag used for discriminating sealed trait cases, unbox first level of Options when serializing JSON.
Li Haoyi (@li_haoyi)

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