Spring Boot with Scala 3 🤯 Heresy? I don't think so. It can actually be a great on-ramp for Java programmers! Just read the tech stack: cats-effect, doobie, circe... #java #scala #spring

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GitHub - halfhp/ScalaSpringExperiment: A Spring with Scala 3 Sample App

A Spring with Scala 3 Sample App. Contribute to halfhp/ScalaSpringExperiment development by creating an account on GitHub.

The release candidate of Kyo 1.0 is a huge success, and as Flavio wrote, it's a significant evolutionary step in Scala. But remember, based on the last survey, only about 30% of commercial projects have migrated to Scala 3 😬 #scala

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Release Kyo 1.0-RC1: A New Era of Simplicity and Stability · getkyo/kyo

We're excited to announce that Kyo is finally entering a period of API stabilization! 🚀 Over the past three years, we've quickly iterated on the...

Mill Build Tool v1.0.0 is out! 🎉 #scala ✅ Graal Native Launchers for lightning-fast commands (~100ms) ✅ JVM-free installation ✅ Bash/Zsh tab-completion ✅ Stable Kotlin & improved Android support

Mill Build Tool v1.0.0 Release Highlights :: The Mill Build Tool

Thumbs up to increase the priority of these feature requests! (the last post about this topic, I promise 😀) #scala -

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Feature Request: Use .config/bloop/ for project level settings · Issue #2698 · scalacenter/bloop

Dear Bloop Team, I propose that Bloop relocates its project-specific files from the root .bloop/ folder to .config/bloop/. This would hugely reduce...

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Put project related configuration/files into .config directory · Issue #3775 · VirtusLab/scala-cli

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I propose scala-cli relocates its project-specific files from the root .scala-build/...

Turns out there is a dot-config initiative that promotes using the existing XDG standard. Basically, all the user settings go to .config, and all the temporary files go to .local. Can you help us @intellijidea @vscode @zed ? 🙏

dot-config.github.io

Use .config to store your project configs

dot-config promotes use of .config folders for project level settings

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I have one cosmetic proposition to tooling authors: let's start putting everything into a .scala folder 🙏 #scala

If you're fine with living on the edge, you can boost your PostgreSQL throughput by up to 30% 💨 #postgres

Shayon Mukherjee

Selective asynchronous commits in PostgreSQL - balancing durability and performance

Safely leverage PostgreSQL

What's the point of Bloop if sbt, mill, and scala-cli already support BSP? #scala

I'm so glad that I left web development around the era of jQuery. #html #css #javascript

Is there also a handler for the error side? Something like Either's leftMap? #kotlin

A new static site generator 📖 made with Scala 3.7! This is what convenience looks like. Case classes use derives, but you can also find vars here and there... #scala

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GitHub - sake92/flatmark: Flatmark SSG

Flatmark SSG. Contribute to sake92/flatmark development by creating an account on GitHub.

Really looking forward to the debugger support in Zed for Scala! 🚀 #zed #scala

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Feature Request: Add support for Debugging · Issue #53 · scalameta/metals-zed

Zed recently introduce support for debugging: https://zed.dev/docs/debugger Our favorite programming language is not yet in the list: https://zed.d...

So, zero allocations and zero dependencies. And it uses byte arrays and pointers instead of match types, named tuples and opaque types... Interesting 🤔 #scala

Another comparison of languages, this time between Rust and Haskell! #rust #haskell

FP Complete

Reflections on Haskell and Rust

Haskell vs. Rust: A production-level comparison of two languages.

Scala 3.9 confirmed as the next LTS version. Coming in Q2/2026 🤞 #scala

Scala Highlights, June 2025 edition

Clickbait: "I don’t know of any library like cats-effect in Java. So, I had to implement it from scratch..." 😀 #java

TimedBufferedReader in Java

Not sold yet, I will probably need more real world examples 🤷 #scala

Back in the days when I worked as a "data engineer", we had two teams. One used a GUI to create pipelines, and the other built a custom Scala app to do the same, but with all the perks like config in git, CI/CD, tests, etc. At first, the GUI team was much more productive, but guess what? After some time, their system started to become messy and hard to manage. Our team, on the other hand, had been able to deliver features steadily by just adding things to the config. This feature 👇 looks like it combines both approaches. #spark #databricks

Let's look at how a typeclass can be implemented in Kotlin with context parameters, and how you can achieve the same result in Scala. #kotlin #scala

Looks like Kotlin's implementation of implicits is becoming a reality. I think the community doesn't realize that this feature changes Kotlin forever, even though it's still experimental and bare bones. #kotlin

Carrion.dev

Understanding Context Parameters in Kotlin 2.2.0

Exploring Kotlin 2.2.0