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PHASE: The Future of Typelevel Concurrency (Michael Pilquist)

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Programming languagesDistributed systemsScalaConcurrency and parallelismFunctional programming

Michael Pilquist discusses the design, new features, and concurrency improvements in Cats Effect 3 and FS2 3.

Recording of Michael's February 24, 2021, presentation to the Philly Area Scala Enthusiasts. See meetup.com/scala-phase/events/275889960/ for meeting details. Abstract: The Cats Effect and FS2 libraries power dozens of high level Scala libraries and provides the foundation for safe, functional concurrency. Cats Effect 3 & FS2 3 are on the verge of release, after 18 months of development, representing the largest change to the fundamentals since the initial 1.0 release. In this talk, we’ll look at what’s new and exciting in Cats Effect 3 and FS2 3.

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What people say. Recommended alongside the Cats Effect 3 release as an essential deep dive into the future of Typelevel concurrency.

u/alexelcuMonix.ioin r/scala • Recommends

Cats Effect 3 released! Hi all, Cats Effect 3.0.0 was released, a major breaking change and a substantial leap forward 🎉 - **Release announcement** - **Documentation website** (updated for new version) Bonus — presentations on the new Cats Effect 3: - Daniel Spiewak - Cats Effect 3 @ Scala Love in the City - Michael Pilquist - The Future of Typelevel Concurrency @ PHASE A lot of great changes have gone in this release, I'm in awe of its many contributors 😍❤️
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While it's heavily oriented toward `cats-effect` and `fs2` I really think this recent talk by Michael Pilquist is great: [video
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