scala-pet-store VS lila

Hello, you can try to look for pet store implementations on GitHub using Scala, like https://github.com/pauljamescleary/scala-pet-store. The "Pet Store" is usually an example repo demonstrating how to build a CRUD service. Since Scala is a language capable of expressing multiple design techniques, multiple ways of solving similar problems exist, which is neither good nor bad, just irritating for a beginner.

- https://github.com/pauljamescleary/scala-pet-store

Hi guys, finish you know of any good github sample apps, written in scala, in proper functional style ? the ⠀goal is to see actual production code that is FP worthy, to look up to :) I am looking to see how FP looks in practice similar to https://github.com/pauljamescleary/scala-pet-store or https://github.com/hcwilhelm/twm I have 2 years of scala experience, mostly akka tech stack, and some basic cats knowledge. Thanks Mircea

https://github.com/pauljamescleary/scala-pet-store My case is the first one. I've been working with scala for a while using Akka actors, Akka http and Play and I would like to see the FP scala concept and its libraries working in a real project.

I learned a lot from this project. It's not a tutorial or a lib. It's a fully functional yet simple project: https://github.com/pauljamescleary/scala-pet-store.

One sample app using DDD I like is the Scala Pet Store.

Lichess for chess. I'm sure you know about it.

I think the chess.com interface is far better than lichess.org. But hey, you do you man.

Well then, lichess.org is the best lol. I ain't paying money for a tournament.

good thing lichess.org is one click or url type in away.

I've been playing chess at home with my family and such for some years now. We don't play much but I know how to play the game. For the past weeks, I've started to play some chess on chess.com, and I've been enjoying it. I love all the tools the web has: the puzzles and the analysis (game review) mainly. I also found lichess.org to practice my puzzles w/o limit. However, I couldn't find anything comparable to the analysis tool on chess.com for free. Is it really worth it to pay the full diamond plan only for that or are there any other tools out there that can do a similar job? Also, I've read the other advantages the premium version has over the "free" version, but I don't feel like they're so good (I mean, for puzzles I have lichess and I don't really see the point of the bots and the lessons). Am I missing something?

The reason "positive" moves aren't categorized as "good" or "excellent" is because it's a very vague concept (see the discussion here). The implementation on chess.com is quite frankly hot garbadge, as the analysis will sometimes assess a forced, only move as "Excellent".

Lichess even considered using Chessdb https://github.com/lichess-org/lila/issues/5200.

I think this is more straightforward here. For more “serious” things (signing up, 2-factor auth etc) there’s sometimes a “real” proper CAPTCHA. Lichess doesn’t like it since using external services means conforming to their TOS, which are sometimes diametrically opposed to the Lichess “no ads, no trackers” policy.