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It's been a while since I posted anything here, so I think it's better to just leave a pinned tweet.
I might still post some important announcements, but if you want to follow me, do so at @[email protected] (or just blog.joaocosta.eu/) where I share all my updates.
Published a port of github.com/nayuki/QR-Code-ge… to Scala, cross-compiled to JVM/JS/Native.
It's now easier than ever to generate QR codes in Scala. 🙂
Check it out at index.scala-lang.org/jd557/q…
Just released Minart 0.6.2 with experimental support for vector graphics and faster convolutions. github.com/JD557/minart/rele…
Here's a quick demo of Scala-kun (github.com/windymelt/scala-k…) made with vector shapes and motion blur: gist.github.com/JD557/4855c0…
Over the last few weeks I've been playing around with building a simple caffeine tracker app for Android app with Scala.js and Tyrian. 🙂
I wrote a blog post detailing the experience:
blog.joaocosta.eu/articles/8…
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Published a blog post matching the keynote I gave at @ScalaMatsuri yesterday:
12 years of the com.lihaoyi #Scala platform
lihaoyi.com/post/12yearsofth…
Take a look!
Here's RokRok, a Gopher Client written in Scala: github.com/JD557/rokrok
This is mostly a toy project to try out Minart + InterIm + Scala Native's multithreading, so don't expect too much.
I do plan to work on it a bit more, as it is a nice way to test InterIm features.
Just released InterIm 0.2.0, with Scala Native 0.5 support, implicit component layouts and some critical bug fixes.
github.com/JD557/interim/rel…
I'll try to update Spaeti and *finally* release my Gopher client demo using this version soon. 🙂
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🎊 Wishing a Happy Liberty Day to all of our Portuguese colleagues, customers, and friends!
Enjoy your day of celebrations! 🎊
#LibertyDay #DiadaLiberdade
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Howdy!
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Finally released the final version of Minart 0.6.0: github.com/JD557/minart/rele…
This version drops Scala 2 support and updates Scala Native to 0.5. The Minart Pure module was also removed.
This version has been in the oven for a while, so it includes a ton of bug fixes since 0.5.3.
Just released Minart 0.6.0-M3 with Scala Native 0.5.0 support.
github.com/JD557/minart/rele…
This version might be (even) more unstable than usual, but I wanted to get it out ASAP to find as many bugs as possible before the proper 0.6.0 release.
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Scala Native 0.5.0 has been released!
The long await multithreading, initial 32-bit architectures support and many more are now available.
See scala-native.org/en/stable/c… for more details
Looks like Manning has some free books, courtesy of some sponsors at manning.com/corporate-splash
I've read "Data Pipelines with Apache Airflow" and can definitely recommend it if you are into data engineering and want to learn more about Airflow data pipelines.
All setup to go to @LambdaDays 2024 in 2 months!
Due to the available flights, we'll go a few days earlier. Any recommendations for cool things to do/see/eat in Krakow?
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Java users on macOS 14 running on Apple silicon systems should consider delaying the update to macOS 14.4. For further information: social.ora.cl/6018kbMIo
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