todo-http4s-doobie
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todo-http4s-doobie
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Where can I find a Typelevel code example?
In addition to the great work from Gabriel Volpe, there's the Scala Pet Store and a to-do app.
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Just can't grok Scala
I think the key here is not to try to figure out how to use the constructs from scratch, but rather to start with a library for a particular kind of software that uses these constructs, and see how the constructs are used to write that kind of software. The most obvious examples here, IMO, would be writing a web service with http4s and/or a program interacting with a relational database with Doobie. Here's an implementation of the now-seemingly-standard ToDo app using both
My only point, really, was that it isn’t just libraries that use the features and idioms of, e.g. the Typelevel ecosystem. For example, here is a “ToDo” app written with http4s, Doobie, and Circe. It reads like Typelevel library code—that is, it uses Typelevel ecosystem features and idioms, and no one familiar with them will have any trouble reading or modifying it.
finch
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Using Finch to run Apache Airflow using mwaa-local-runner
I was getting hundreds of permissions errors. Oh no, I knew this was going too well. Looking at the current issues within the Finch GitHub repo, I found an issue that I thought would help resolve this problem. Looking at this I created a new docker-compose file to take into consideration some of the comments, as well as adding a new step.
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Colima: Container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup
You can also try finch from AWS which combines a similar stack
https://github.com/runfinch/finch
I work at AWS and helped with testing finch during development
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Serious Question: why use Docker Desktop? (from a Linux user)
I've not used this myself, but they are pushing this at work instead of having to pay for Docker Desktop - Check out Finch - OpenSource
- Willing to contribute to Open source.
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Forget Azure SQL Edge on a M1 Mac—Run full-blown SQL Server Linux instead (a how-to)
Lima is still quite new and I am even newer to it so bear in mind that there may be better ways to wield this weapon. There is also a lot of development in this space with the likes of Finch, Multipass and others offering potential alternatives or simplifications to this approach so watch this space!
- AWS releases Finch: An open source client for container development
What are some alternatives?
Fintrospect - Implement fast, type-safe HTTP webservices for Finagle
fs2-data - streaming data parsing and transformation library
fs2-kafka - Functional Kafka Streams for Scala
Http4s - A minimal, idiomatic Scala interface for HTTP
daobab-100plus-examples - Daobab examples in Java
rad4s - A set of utilities to speed up rendering, storage, testing, and prototyping, especially for http4s
Scalaxb - scalaxb is an XML data binding tool for Scala.
Spray - A suite of scala libraries for building and consuming RESTful web services on top of Akka: lightweight, asynchronous, non-blocking, actor-based, testable
featherbed - Asynchronous Scala HTTP client using Finagle, Shapeless and Cats
mosint - An automated e-mail OSINT tool
persist-json - Persist-Json, a Fast Json Parser Written in Scala
regclient - Docker and OCI Registry Client in Go and tooling using those libraries.