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MacWire 0.8.0: towards 1.0, tagging, anonymous functions support | Blog of Adam Warski
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Blog of Adam Warski. Java, Scala, programming, . Blog of Adam Warski Twitter. Blog of Adam Warski Google. Blog of Adam Warski RSS. Skip to primary content. About me / my projects. MacWire 0.8.0: towards 1.0, tagging, anonymous functions support. 20 January, 2015. A couple of days ago MacWire 0.8.0. Got released. It contains a couple of changes and new features. But first, I’d like to thank Marcin Kubala. All of the changes are reflected in the guide to DI in Scala. Blue, blackberry :. This feature is esp...
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About me / my projects | Blog of Adam Warski
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Blog of Adam Warski. Java, Scala, programming, . Blog of Adam Warski Twitter. Blog of Adam Warski Google. Blog of Adam Warski RSS. Skip to primary content. About me / my projects. About me / my projects. I’m the CTO and co-founder of SoftwareMill. 8220;Extraordinary Software as a Standard”). We’re taking care of projects end-to-end, developing custom software using Scala, Akka, Java, and other languages and interesting technologies. I created a couple of bigger and smaller open-source projects:. 8211; a ...
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Scala | A Few Bytes of Piet
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. A Few Bytes of Piet. Recently we started a new project and I’m happy to say we had quite a lot of freedom to choose the tech stack we wanted to implemented it. Technically the project did not seem too difficult, basically just aggregating data from few different web service api:s. So it looked like a good chance to take a small chance and try something new. We decided to go with Scala and Play Framework and here is why:. Cake patte...
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Scala | A Few Bytes of Piet
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. A Few Bytes of Piet. Recently we started a new project and I’m happy to say we had quite a lot of freedom to choose the tech stack we wanted to implemented it. Technically the project did not seem too difficult, basically just aggregating data from few different web service api:s. So it looked like a good chance to take a small chance and try something new. We decided to go with Scala and Play Framework and here is why:. Cake patte...
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Software | A Few Bytes of Piet
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. A Few Bytes of Piet. Recently we started a new project and I’m happy to say we had quite a lot of freedom to choose the tech stack we wanted to implemented it. Technically the project did not seem too difficult, basically just aggregating data from few different web service api:s. So it looked like a good chance to take a small chance and try something new. We decided to go with Scala and Play Framework and here is why:. Cake patte...
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pietrotull | A Few Bytes of Piet
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. A Few Bytes of Piet. Should Managers Attend Retros? Recently Luis Goncalves published a blog post about retrospective smells. It’s a good article and worth a look and you can find it here. Although the article in general is interesting and I do agree with most of it, I do disagree about one point being an antipattern: “Line Managers want to attend”. Even managers can feel left out. There is another benefit in having management pres...
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Super simple dependency injection in Scala
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Michael Pollmeier dev blog. Super simple dependency injection in Scala. Posted on Jun 29, 2014. Tl;dr: this simple pattern gives you 90% of the benefits of DI, without the overhead of DI:. There are plenty of good reasons for Dependency injection (DI). And there’s different styles of doing it in Scala. A good overview can be found here. However all styles have some overhead - so if you don’t find one you like, I suggest to go crazy and go without DI. Hang on, that sounds like blasphemy! In your test code:.
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In today’s post-OO world, is dependency injection still relevant? | Blog of Adam Warski
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Blog of Adam Warski. Java, Scala, programming, . Blog of Adam Warski Twitter. Blog of Adam Warski Google. Blog of Adam Warski RSS. Skip to primary content. About me / my projects. In today’s post-OO world, is dependency injection still relevant? 23 February, 2015. You could say that DI is just using (constructor) parameters. I’m saying that as well in my talks on no-framework DI in Scala using MacWire. Passing parameters is the basic building block of FP. So why give it another name? FP to create an enti...
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Tomer Ben David on Software Development - (And other non important stuff such as life, death, philosophy, history, physics, and math).
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Best scala resources - tutorials, videos, books. On scala,functional-programming,scalding. Scala type level programming - high wizardry in the land of scala. Map, flatMap, for comprehension - must read. Learn scala by practicing. KenScambler - clear but deep functional theory! To really understand map,flatmap,for - I mean for real! KenScambler - Essense of Iterator pattern. Introduction to category theory great lecture. The essence of functional programming - paper. Databricks scala style guide.
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