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Developing your own Content Management System - Preface
A case study of a system where it was definitely worth it to build a custom CMS with Scala. Łukasz Lenart (@lukaszlenart) |
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No leftovers: Working with pulls in fs2
fs2 is an excellent functional streaming library with a rich toolbox for transforming streams. But sometimes we need a transformation that’s outside that box. In this tutorial we’ll learn how to write custom transformations using the fs2.Pull datatype. By the end of it you’ll be able to write every stream transformation you can think of. Zainab Ali (@_zainabali_) |
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Publishing Scala Code Coverage Results to CodeCov using Github Actions
Running CI/CD pipelines directly from GH Actions has become very popular for Open Source projects. Learn how to extend your pipeline with code coverage publishing. PJ Fanning |
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The inline Modifier in Scala 3
In Scala 3, the inline modifier guarantees that the code is inlined and will give a compilation error if it’s not possible to inline the code. Learn all the various ways how to use this modifier. |
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Dataflow Analysis for Scala
Learn how the advanced DFA in Intellij affords tracking relations, support for known methods, detect incorrect conditions on collections, and many more great benefits. Gerard Dróżdż |