Why we need yet another Akka Persistence plugin?
The story behind Akka-Persistence-Postgres part 1: partitioned journals.
Marcin Kubala (@marcin_kubala)
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Match Types in Scala 3
In Scala 3, we can define a type member which can take different forms - i.e. reduce to different concrete types - depending on the type argument we’re passing. Daniel Ciocîrlan (@rockthejvm) |
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A Metals Retrospective (Part 1) · Metals
At the end of 2020 the Metals team sent out a survey to gather input from our users in hopes to get a better picture of who you are, what you want out of Metals, and any other useful feedback you may have wanted to provide. Chris Kipp (@ckipp01) |
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Functional Design
This is a long due post following the talks given recently at Dawscon, CodeMesh, and Scala Toronto about Functional Design. Francis Toth (@francistoth) |
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Making the Spark DataFrame composition type safe(r)
Can we use the power of the Scala type system to introduce some level of type safety to the untyped DataFrame API while simultaneously preserving other benefits this API provides? Iaroslav Zeigerman (@izeigerman) |
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Type driven API development using Scala and Tapir
In a previous post, I have discussed at length why, in order to grow a mature API driven product, we need a mechanism to keep API documentation and implementations in sync. It’s now time for me to illustrate how such a mechanism might look like in the backend; so let’s get our hands dirty and write some code! Andrea Fiore (@a_fiore) |