todo-http4s-doobie VS finch

In addition to the great work from Gabriel Volpe, there's the Scala Pet Store and a to-do app.

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.

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.

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

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

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!