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This post is about nested contexts, specifically with Future. Or more accurately, nested monad within the Future monad. eg: Future[Either[E,...
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ip-num, version 1.0.1 is now available. It is mainly a bug fix release. The release contains the following changes/fixes: Fixed the throwing...
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I recently came up with what I consider to be a nifty way for reading a particular piece of Scala syntax that I have long found confusing. B...
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I remember watching Dan Rosen's excellent video tutorial on Type class in Scala, earlier this year. And I remember the feeling I had, where ...
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In this post, we are going to look at a couple of examples where the type class pattern has been put to use in Scala. This is the sixth post...
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This post will explore some of the various forms the type class encoding in Scala can take. It is the 5th post in a series of posts on type ...
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This post looks into how to encode the Type class pattern in Scala. It is the 4th post in the Type-class knowledge pack series. The previous...
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Do you come across code like this in Scala: def apply[T <% Mappable[T]](x: T): T or class ReferenceQueue[+T <: AnyRef] { .. } or def setValu...
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Having a good understanding of implicits is necessary to fully appreciating how the type-class pattern is encoded in Scala. This is because ...
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This series of blog post seeks to provide an exhaustive exploration of the Type-class pattern in Scala. Aptly described as a "knowledge pack...
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