Arrows, Monads and Kleisli — part II
In part I I showed how Kleisli arrows could be used to implement domain modeling. Arrows serve as a foundation…
Arrows, Monads and Kleisli — part I
During Scala Days Amsterdam I came across a concept of arrow. It was called a general interface to computation and…
Vals gotcha! — VirtusLab
Immutability in Scala is great. A lot of concerns go away when you use it, but those that remain are…
Hacking platform drivers into Intel Edison
Unlike most of the development boards, Intel Edison uses binary, proprietary blob for delivering tables of devices connected to I2C…
Interview with S. Schäfer and S. Ochsenreither
The second appendix to Dick Wall’s “Scala needs you!“
Tool-friendly Scala code.
What? Why?
Interview with Rex Kerr
The first appendix to Dick Wall’s “‘Scala needs you!”
Intel Edison + Scala = BlinkOnboard
For a long time programming embedded systems with limited hardware resources forced you to use native languages and run your…
Path dependent types
Modeling algebraic structures has never been easier
ConductR
Typesafe’s move in lightweight containers and age of distributed clusters
