Ocaps Alternatives

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frameless

1 801 8.4 Scala ocaps VS frameless

Expressive types for Spark.
Http4s

1 2,255 10.0 Scala ocaps VS Http4s

A minimal, idiomatic Scala interface for HTTP
Appwrite

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cats-effect

1 1,534 9.9 Scala ocaps VS cats-effect

The pure asynchronous runtime for Scala
Laminar

1 495 5.0 Scala ocaps VS Laminar

Simple, expressive, and safe UI library for Scala.js (by raquo)
unix-permissions

0 110 8.2 JavaScript ocaps VS unix-permissions

Swiss Army knife for Unix permissions
awesome-ocap

0 254 6.1 ocaps VS awesome-ocap

Awesome Object Capabilities and Capability Security
Spark Notebook

0 3,111 0.0 JavaScript ocaps VS Spark Notebook

Interactive and Reactive Data Science using Scala and Spark.
Scout APM

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Am I considered a OKish scala developer if I only use Vanilla scala (and doesn't know cats / shapeless)?
1 project | reddit.com/r/scala | 1 May 2022

Absolutely. I'm a library developer and I never use cats or shapeless in my projects. The only exception I think I have was object capabilities where cats-effect was useful for defining a deferred computation.
Does anyone here (intentionally) use Scala without an effects library such as Cats or ZIO? Or without going "full Haskell"?
5 projects | reddit.com/r/scala | 8 Feb 2021

I agree absolutely. There are cases where using an effects library is the best thing you can do. I've written an object capabilities library in Scala, and it's a much nicer experience to use capabilities with cats-effect than doing it raw.