We're onto the second Sunday Reads of December and we've got more exciting features for you. This week we have again searched for all the best Scala, Haskell and Functional Programming posts to make your Sunday that little bit better.
Check out our reads from Jon Pretty, Chris Birchall and more!
If you haven't yet had the chance to watch the talks from Scala in the City at Monzo, catch up on them now.
From fighting crime with Scala to Kafka Streaming we had exceptional talks from our speakers so don't miss out on watching the videos.
Don't worry if you missed it out, we will back in 2019 with another load of awesome meetups, make sure you sign up to our Meetup page and you will be the first to know about the upcoming Scala in the City's.
Sunday Reads
Our first read is from Jon Pretty, Scala programmer, Scala Center Advisory Board chair and organiser of Scala World. The post is called Further enhance `new` syntax to reduce boilerplate.
Our second read is from Mikołaj Koziarkiewicz, Senior Software Engineer. This post is called Are you sure your AnyVals don’t instantiate?.
Our third read is from David Luposchainsky. The post is called My favorite Haskell function.
Our fourth read is from Adam Gajek, Scala Software Engineer. This post is called OOP vs. FP. The pursuit of extensibility part #1.
Our fifth read is from Chris Birchall, Software Engineer. This post is called scala-typed-holes.
Our final read is from Daniel Flook. The post is called Reusing CI config with CircleCI Orbs.
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