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Production-ready direct-style Scala by Adam Warski | Scalar Conference 2025
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Adam Warski demonstrates how to build asynchronous and concurrent applications in Scala using direct-style programming instead of monadic effects.
While some great solutions, like the cats-effect and ZIO libraries, provide the tooling for building asynchronous and concurrent applications, direct-style complements the Scala offering when it comes to backend development, modeling complex business domains, transforming data pipelines, and more. Adam Warski, Chief R&D Officer and co-founder of SoftwareMill, showed the effort we’ve made to make direct-style Scala a reality and something you can use in production. He demonstrated a working example of an application written in a direct-style and presented how it works with front-end development. scalar-conf.com/ Scalar Conference 2025 powered by SoftwareMill #scalarconf