This week in #Scala (May 15, 2023)
Welcome to the new edition of #ThisWeekInScala!
2 min readMay 15
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New Content
- The Scala 3 compatibility story
- Accumulate errors in Scala with typelevel cats
- More than just HelloWorld.json in sttp & upickle
- Telemetry with Scala, part 3: otel4s
- Replacing sbt with scala-cli in a simple project
- Single-File JVM Apps Pt. 2: AWS Lambda Simplified
- Rapid JVM apps development: Industry’s adoption
- Intermediate’s guide to derivations in Scala: using Magnolia
- Fully composable JSONPath implementation with an AST running on Circe
- Amdram snapshot. Tiny actors library
- ff4s, A minimal purely-functional web UI library for Scala.js
- sttp-openai, uses sttp client to describe requests and responses used in OpenAI endpoints
- Mastering SBT: Tips and Tricks for Using Not-So-Common Features
- Stackoverflow Developer Survey 2023 is out
Events
- Art of Scala, May 25th, Warsaw
- LambdaConf returns Sept 16–19th and is better than ever! (Call For Proposals and Call for Volunteers)
- ZIO World 2023 (Lisbon, April 21st) (+ Call For Proposals)
- ScalaDays tickets are on sale!
- Functional Scala 2023 (London, Nov 30) (Code: ThisWeekInScala10OFF) (+ Call For Proposals)
- CFP: ScalaMatsuri (Online event, April 15th-16th 2023)
- NEScala 2023 Call to Action
- ZIO Hackathon, Scotland (in-person and online)
- ZIO Hackathon, Colorado, USA (in-person & online)
Releases
- sbt 1.8.3 is released with security patches
- sbt 1.9.0-RC2 released
- Jam 0.4.0 got Reval monad
- sealed-monad 1.2.0 released
