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Learn how to write and test a compiler plugin from scratch in Scala 3 with Xebia's Jack Viers. Watch this talk: https://t.co/qRQOr42OPM #ScalaDays #Scala @jackcviers @XebiaFunctional

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More coroutines from around the net. Note how easy this makes the controller code to read. #scala #coroutines https://t.co/SkMHe2gqTo

🎉 The Scala Toolkit is here! 💡 It is a big step in making Scala more accessible, lightweight and fun to use. ✨ Check out our latest blog post at https://t.co/TLT8jNNd7w for all the details!

Together with @XebiaFunctional with @jackcviers, we have submitted a SIP proposal to bring coroutines and direct-style concurrency into the Scala language https://t.co/Ey0tS0iY8f

📢🎉The team at @XebiaFunctional has been working on SIP-55 for #Scala, which addresses direct-style syntax through suspended functions and continuations. Thank you @jackcviers @diesalbla @fede_fdz @rafaparadela and everyone that made it possible 🙏. https://t.co/i4iQcqUQSf

Xef is brought to you by the great team at @XebiaFunctional, which I'm humbled🙏🥰 to be a part of. Cheers, and we hope you enjoy it and join us in this new Open Source adventure!

What can we say except thanks? A fantastic group of speakers, sponsors, attendees, and discussions on innovations and steps forward in Scala. We hope you had a great time and safe travels back home. We hope to see everyone in Madrid for round 2! #ScalaDays

Now, we know how to write a compiler plugin from scratch in #Scala3 from @jackcviers, and @_zainabali_ showed us that functional streams are complex but are not as murky as they seem #ScalaDays

If anyone is interested in my slides on testable compiler plugin development from @scaladays, here they are:

Huge thanks to today's speakers at #ScalaDays Seattle. And, of course, all of our sponsors: @Signify_Tech, @ImprovingOttawa, @databricks, @ScalaSpace, @sourcegraph, @ExpediaGroup, and @XebiaFunctional. Thread time!

📢🕺🎉🥳 The @XebiaFunctional team has been working hard to bring you the first release of https://t.co/S29hPwRKYC . Easily integrate #AI in your #Scala and #Kotlin applications.

Catch up with Jack Viers in Seattle before he tells you all about the testable compiler for Scala 3 on June 7th. Get your tickets today! https://t.co/Azvl6LplR0 #ScalaDays #Scala #Scala3 @XebiaFunctional @jackcviers

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Then you can connect to your service from the Intellij debugger and your debug will work. /fin

Don't forget to open `<port>` when running the image as well. Here's a quick snapshot from a docker-compose run: ` ROOT_LOG_LEVEL : ERROR JAVA_OPTS : "-Xdebug -agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=*:10001" ports: - "10001:10001" ` /3

This is on purpose, for the security of your application ( https://t.co/vuLhYZViqA). To fix it, you can set the environment variable `JAVA_OPTS=Xdebug -agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=*:<port>` when running the produced image. /2

sbt-native-packager Java App archetype remote debugging is broken when using `-jvm-debug <port>` in the docker entrypoint. It will start with `-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=<port>`, which will terminate the connection prematurely. /1

An improved transcript of my talk Arrow 2.0's Trajectory #kotlinconf, and slides are available on my blog. https://t.co/jQRkF8Qhpj Had an absolute blast talking about @arrow_kt at @kotlinconf, and the amazing progress of the last 10 years of #functionalprogramming in #kotlin!