Direct-style Effects Explained
Direct-style effects, also known as algebraic effects and effect handlers, are the next big thing in programming languages. They are already available in Unison and OCaml, are coming to Scala, and I’m seeing discussion about them in other closely-related-to-industry contexts. Noel Welsh (@noelwelsh) |
How to build AI apps with Scala 3 & Besom
How to combine sttp-openai, tapir, k3s, PostgresML, and Besom to build a robust an elegant solution. Łukasz Biały (@lukasz_bialy) |
Spec-first and code-first, hand in hand
Yesterday, I released smithy4s-deriving, a Scala 3-only library that provides meta-programming-based derivation mechanisms for the core abstractions of Smithy4s. These abstractions, which act as the foundational pillar to Smithy4s, are usually code-generated by the build-plugins provided by the library, using smithy as a source of truth. Olivier Mélois (@baccata64) |