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Homegrown Scala Collections - Part 36 - What is a Stream?
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Programming languagesSoftware designScalaFunctional programmingKafka and stream processing
An introduction to the concept of streams in functional programming, setting the stage for implementing them in Scala.
In this video we will open the conversation about Streams and implement them in the videos to come. The code for the entire project is here: github.com/DevInsideYou/homegrown-collections Giovanni B - Ten Dimensions Explained youtube.com/watch?v=p4Gotl9vRGs Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs: mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/ Functional Programming in Scala: amazon.com/Functional-Programming-Scala-Paul-Chiusano/dp/161… Here are a few popular Scala libraries which support Streams: ZIO: zio.dev fs2: fs2.io Akka: doc.akka.io/docs/akka/current/stream/index.html?language=sca… Apache Spark: spark.apache.org/streaming This video is part of the following playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJGDHERh23x-4bTASKbtwhhAuP6rYQJqE Website: devinsideyou.com Patreon: patreon.devinsideyou.com Discord: discord.devinsideyou.com Telegram: telegram.devinsideyou.com Twitter: twitter.devinsideyou.com GitHub: github.devinsideyou.com LBRY: lbry.devinsideyou.com Install scripts: install.devinsideyou.com Giter8 templates: g8.devinsideyou.com Spotify concentration playlist: code.radio.devinsideyou.com Cheers and Happy Coding! #Timelines #tutorialWhy it's here
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Homegrown Scala Collections - Part 36 - What is a Stream?
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On “Functional streams vs Enum-/Iter-eratees”
I guess so. I personally look at Streams as it's own paradigm even though this is not how they are usually presented (just another concept from the FP world). I recently made a few videos about them: here and here. Maybe you'll find them useful. Cheers.