Fancy strings in Scala 3
Our goal will be to create dedicated types for non-empty and lowercase strings. We’ll use opaque types and inlines, which are new features of the Scala 3 compiler.
Adam Warski (@adamwarski)
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Scala & the Three Implicits
After writing my three-part series on Options, Try and Either, which ended with the added bonus of explaining the elusive Monad, I’ve been wanting to write another series - again, aimed at the beginning-to-medium-level Scala programmer, that would inspire people to explore another cool and power aspect of Scala centered around Typeclasses and Implicits. Murray Todd Williams (@murraytodd) |
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Scala 3: “Erased” Definitions
Martin Odersky and the EPFL Scala Center continue experimenting with potential new features in Scala 3. Let’s explore one of them, erased definitions. Dean Wampler (@deanwampler) |
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Tapir: Building an adopters page
Is your company already using tapir? We’re building an “adopters” section in the documentation, and the more the merrier! SoftwareMill (@softwaremill) |
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Announcing sbt-energymonitor
Today we’re pleased to announce the first release of sbt-energymonitor, a plugin for tracking energy consumption during Scala build tasks. James Santucci |