Probably the fastest way to build a Scala REST API is with the OpenAPI Generator codegen tool. It has an sbt plugin, supports libraries like Akka & Http4s, and the latest release adds sttp4 support! ๐ #scala
Probably the fastest way to build a Scala REST API is with the OpenAPI Generator codegen tool. It has an sbt plugin, supports libraries like Akka & Http4s, and the latest release adds sttp4 support! ๐ #scala
Probably the fastest way to build a Scala REST API is with the OpenAPI Generator codegen tool. It has an sbt plugin, supports libraries like Akka & Http4s, and the latest release adds sttp4 support! ๐ #scala
Suppose I maintain a library written in Scala 2.13 that is also cross-published for Scala 3. What are the constraints on updating the main codebase to Scala 3 while continuing to cross-publish for Scala 2.13? #scala
There's a good chance you have already used contramap (e.g. when creating a Circe encoder), but understanding the concept can be challenging. This article explains it using a practical example. #scala
Great article, but as I've said before, I need more examples showing how capabilities can help in real-world scenarios. When it comes to getting data from an API, converting it, and mixing it with something else from a config or DB, combinators ๐ฑ are all I need.