Massimo Siani [email protected]
@massimosiani
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Physicist. #Scala developer, but also love @idrislang. CTO @ FinDynamic, I build products and teams. Founder of @FunctionalFest. Love beer, sushi, cooking
Joined July 2009
Usi #Scala (o #akka #pekko #zio #cats #spark) e vuoi parlarcene? Facci sapere! RT apprezzati /cc @moneyfarmUK @commercetools @buildoHQ @toniogela @entangled90 @barambani
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Just released - Quick Variable Changes Right from the Data Table! 📊 Now you can change variable types directly from a table's dropdown menu. Simple and efficient!
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Scala 2.13.12 is released! 🎉 ✨ It adds “quickfixes” which are compiler-suggested fixes for some warnings and errors, improves migration to Scala 3, and more. details:
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The Scala team at Lightbend is pleased to announce Scala 2.13.12. The following changes are highlights of this release: Feature: Quickfixes For some errors and warnings, the compiler now suggests a...
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So true! Try and ask your team to drop it for a week. Things will look differently
The word “just” is a poky middle finger to people who are trying to learn
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Never thought I could use metaprogramming to get PR merged in a great library 💪🎉
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We are pleased to announce that we have received a 5.5M DKK (700K EUR) grant from the Independent Research Fund to work on type and effect systems! This grant will fund our research for the next four years and allow us to turbo-charge our development efforts on Flix!
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Set up my Twitter alternative massimo@fosstodon.org
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Backwards: - The technical merit of #Scala is _the_ reason why Twitter works well as a distributed system - Scala is older than Go, and Twitter is not the only example in its track record "Hipster language"? Try your first 100 lines, you'll love it
Twitter should rewrite the Scala parts in something with a proven track record like Golang and definitely don’t get tempted to try another hipster language. Language success is impossible to predict and can’t be chosen merely on technical merit (they’re social constructs)
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Cats Effect 3.4.0 has been released! This is a HUGE release with even more huge release notes. Can't do it justice in a tweet, so please enjoy this novella instead:
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This is the thirtieth release in the Cats Effect 3.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with every 3.x release, and fully source-compatible with every 3.4.x release. Note that source compatibil...
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Hi Twitter! 📢I'm on the job hunt! I'm a driven, experienced leader who creates a safe, innovative & empowered team environment and culture. I'm open to positions at the intersection of engineering, operations & marketing (non-IC roles preferred). Please engage, share, tag, & ♥️
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We're polling #Scala engineers to hear your most common uses of Scala and the downsides you may face with it in projects. It's two quick multiple-choice questions. Help us out by filling it out here, it's anonymous: https://t.co/g25QLnodQs cc: @NynyF @rafaparadela
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Please help us get an insight into the most common usages of Scala and the frequent downsides engineers face in the projects they got involved.
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Folks, get your act together. This was #Scala 15 years ago. Scala needs some more serious marketing.
@BrianGoetz Genuine snippet of code from today -- if you'd have told me that this was Java, 5 years ago, I'd have told you to stop taking the piss. Just brilliant, I'm in awe.
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Cats 2.8.0 is out. New functions, new optimizations, the first Scala 3 release on Scala Native, and 17 new contributors!
github.com
Cats v2.8.0 is a binary-compatible release in the 2.x series. It is published for Scala 2.12, 2.13, and 3.1+ with Scala.js 1.8+ and Scala Native 0.4. This release is the first to support Scala 3 on...
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Folks seem to tune software development for a desired output rate. That's a disaster. Here's why, what to do instead, and (at the end) a speculation about an unhelpful belief that might underlie this behavior.
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Astonishment while reading mutable code is definitively a drawback of functional programming
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We are happy to announce the release of Flix 0.27.0! This versions brings many improvements, foremost improved support for incremental compilation.
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Property based testing with Scalacheck + Doobie query checks is a time- and bug- saver combination
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A lot of good Scala 3 at @scala_love. Can't wait to start writing some
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