Short "personal" update that you might not care about.| toniogela.dev
The Typelevel toolkit is a metalibrary including some great libraries by Typelevel, that was created to speed up the development of cross-platform applications in Scala and that I happily maintain since its creation. It's the Typelevel's flavour of the official Scala Toolkit, a set of libraries to perform common programming tasks, that has its own section, full of examples, in the official Scala documentation. One of the vaunts of the Typelevel's stack is the fact that (almost) every library ...| TonioGela's
DISCLAIMER: This article assumes some familiarity with the Typelevel's tech stack, http4s in particular. There's plenty of good resources to read online to get started with, some of them being Scala with Cats, Essential Effects and the Cats Effect documentation. The best and most comprehensive resource you'll find to develop a microservice using this stack is Practical FP in Scala, that I strongly suggest reading. If you need help with any of these resources feel free to contact me or better ...| TonioGela's
OMG, the blog is live! 😱 And this is the first article! 😱 This first article will be about Just a command-line tool I recently discovered that immediately became essential in many work projects. Since it's a tool written in Rust, it's fast, it's well designed and documented, it features colored output, and it's an essential step in your terminal's hypsterization process! Let's suppose you've just deployed your application via scp (sigh!) on one of your work's machines. Maybe your applic...| TonioGela's
How about a blog?| toniogela.dev
How to use scala-cli and the Typelevel Toolkit to super charge your GitHub CI.| toniogela.dev