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Adam Warski DIRECT STYLE SCALA STACK AN EXPERIMENT - Scalar Conference 2024

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Programming languagesSoftware designScalaConcurrency and parallelismSoftware architecture

Adam Warski explores how Project Loom enables direct-style coding in Scala, demonstrating a web application using Tapir and Ox.

Explore the evolution of software stacks in Scala. Warski examines the impact of emerging technologies like Project Loom on Scala, proposing new stack innovations to keep Scala competitive. He demonstrates a web application using direct style coding, emphasizing simplicity in handling requests and concurrency. Learn about the potential benefits of Project Loom, the use of libraries like Tapir and Ox, and the future directions for Scala in a changing tech landscape. Dive into the technical, practical, and community-focused aspects of Scala's evolution. scalar-conf.com/ Scalar Conference 2024 powered by SoftwareMill #scalarconf

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On “Safe direct-style Scala: Ox 0.1.0 released”

Maybe I can offer my perspective - as the main author of Ox - though of course, keep in mind that it's probably biased :) First of all, there's a lot of similarities: both projects cover concurrency in direct style Scala, albeit with slightly different approaches. Speaking of which, let's look at some of the differences one by one: 1. I think the fundamental difference is in the timeframes and perspectives of the projects. With Ox, we are trying to provide people with the tools necessary to write direct style Scala **now**. On the other hand, as far as I understand, Gears is more of a research project, and coupled to Project Caprese, which will still run for 4 years. That's not to say tha…
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