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As developers we devote a lot of time and attention to validating the data we receive and process. In this blog post I will explore _refinement types_ and their implementation in Scala's `refined` library.
Gordon Rennie
I’ve recently been writing a small Scala JS frontend application to provide an administration interface to an API for a side project and have had a good experience doing so, owing to the surprisingly (to me, at least!) comprehensive support for Scala JS amongst cats, cats-effect and fs2. I've found…
Tom Verran
Through an unexpected series of events, I found myself travelling to Florence to attend Scala Italy 2018 (14-15th September). The conference has been going on for a few years. This was my first time attending and the first year it was organized in Florence. These are a few of the highlights from the…
Gabriel AsmanThe need for configuration arises in almost every application, as we want to be able to run in different environments -- for example, local, testing, and production environments
Viktor Lövgren
Just a few days ago our very own Chris Birchall gave a talk at CodeNode regarding tagless final and how that compares to Free Monads. Check out the full talk here [https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/10007-free-vs-tagless-final-with-chris-birchall]…
Andrew Salvadore