We bring you the second instalment for April 2018, of our suggested ‘Sunday Reads’. This week we share some of our best-loved Scala, Haskell & FP learns from around the internet.
Also, If you haven’t already don’t forget to sign up to our third Scala in the City held on Thursday 26th April at the lovely Uswitch offices. This event is for anyone who loves all things Scala.
Our first read is from Juan Manuel Méndez, a Scala Software Engineer at 47 Degrees. The post is called Real-time Analysis with Google Cloud PubSub and Integration Tests with Docker.
Our second read is from Devon Stewart, a Senior Software Engineer at Twilio. The post is called Introducing Twilio’s guardrail.
Our third read is from Li Haoyi, a Software Engineer. The post is called uJson: fast, flexible and intuitive JSON for Scala.
Our fourth read is from Flavio Brasil, a Software Engineer at Twitter . The post is called quill-spark: A type-safe Scala API for Spark SQL.
Our fifth read is from Laurence Bird, a Software Engineer at OVO energy. The post is called Boilerplate free testing with Scalacheck and Magnolia.
Our sixth read is from Leon Mergen, a Chief Technology Officer at Autheos.com . The post is On anonymous networking in Haskell: announcing Tor and I2P for Haskell.
If you are craving more, check out last week’s recommended reading material here. Don’t forget to subscribe below to be the first to get our Scala Sunday Reads.
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