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ZIO Golem: Bringing Golem to Scala
Golem is an open-source runtime built on WebAssembly (WASM) that takes a fundamentally different approach to distributed execution. John A De Goes (@jdegoes) |
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Practical FP in Scala is now FREE!
This is a permanent offer. I've got a lot of positive feedback on this book over the past 6 years (including the first edition), and I remain grateful of everyone's support. To those who didn't read it yet, enjoy it for free :) Gabriel Volpe (@volpegabriel87) |
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jvm-rainbow
This projects demonstrates the possibility of writing and using multiple JVM languages in a single project and single root package with Maven. Hakan Altındağ (@Hakky541) |
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Direct-style property based testing
I’ve recently been studying capture checking and capabilities in Scala 3. It’s been a little confusing and very fun, and I ended writing many small scale programs in this style. Nicolas Rinaudo (@NicolasRinaudo) |
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RFC: sbt 2.0 on JDK 17
sbt 1.x has existed for nine years, which continues to support JDK 8, 11, 17, and 25. For sbt 2.x, we are considering to update the minimum JDK version to be JDK 17, in coordination with the post-3.8 Scala 3.x ecosystem. Eugene Yokota (@eed3si9n) |
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Business4s H2 2025 Highlights
Another six months have flown by, and Business4s keeps quietly — but steadily — moving forward. The ecosystem continues to grow through a mix of engineering efforts, community contributions, and experimentation around how Scala can better support real-world business systems. Voytek Pituła (@Krever01) |
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Deprecate the Log4j Scala API
It may be worth reconsidering the role of the Log4j Scala API. Instead of maintaining a separate Scala-specific API within Log4j, we could deprecate the Log4j Scala API and focus on contributing missing functionality to Scala Logging. Piotr P. Karwasz |
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Functional Programming in Scala - Edu Plugin | Marketplace
This is an introductory course to Functional Programming in Scala. The course is designed for learners who already have some basic knowledge of Scala. JetBrains (@jetbrains) |
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We have Durable Execution at home
Durable execution is on the rise — pioneered by Azure Durable Functions, now engines like Temporal and Restate are gaining traction for managing long-running workflows. When something becomes popular, we can build a monad for it. Ruslan Shevchenko (@rssh1) |