WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine. Wasm is designed as a portable compilation target for programming languages, enabling deployment on the web for client and server applications.

"## Are You Tall Enough for This Ride? Real-world Challenges in Code Generation\n\n[Michał Pawlik](https://michal.pawlik.dev)\n[Jakub Kozłowski](https://kubukoz.com)\n"

This release is incompatible with the previous ones - we've upgraded the sttp dependency to v4 (thanks, @agilesteel). What's Changed Upgrade scala-js to 0.16.0 by @majk-p in #515 Update jsoniter t...

Self-balancing tree called B-tree is a popular way to implement indexing in databases

Join us next week on 19th March for a Krakow Scala User Group Meetup to see some talks that will be later on the Scalar Conference in Warsaw. This will be much more relaxed

This is a registration form for the Scala tooling spree. During the spree, we will try our best at tackling some of the Metals (including Scala 3 presentation compiler) and Scala CLI issues. The spree takes place from 17:00 to 19:00. If you are new to contributing to Scala tooling, please try setting up your chosen project and read through the development guide before the spree.

The upcoming meetup is geared toward developers just beginning their journey into Scala programming. Even if you’re already working with Scala, you might find some fresh pe

14th iteration of Wrocław Scala User Group is coming back in a week and will happen as usual in Wędrówki Pub. Our speakers will be coming to the Scalar conference at the en

14th iteration of Wrocław Scala User Group is coming back in a week and will happen as usual in Wędrówki Pub. Our speakers will be coming to the Scalar conference at the en

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The upcoming meetup is geared toward developers just beginning their journey into Scala programming. Even if you’re already working with Scala, you might find some fresh pe

On January 30, 2025, the first Scala Tooling Spree took place, and I had the pleasure of being part of it. Here’s a recap of the event. Spoiler alert: it was awesome! Event details The first Scala Too...

TL;DR: Today I learned that you can trace your build performance with bloop, and it’s especially easy when using Metals. The setup might not be obvious for some. When working with multi-module project...

This is a registration form for the Scala tooling spree. During the spree, we will try our best at tackling some of the Metals (including Scala 3 presentation compiler) and Scala CLI issues. The spre...

Playground for generating smithy description out of atproto lexicon - majk-p/atproto-smithy-playground

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In this post we’ll learn how to build and deploy your own feed on Bluesky. We’ll start with some background info on Bluesky and how feeds work. Then we’ll code and deploy our own feed. Don’t worry abo...

Bluesky feed for Scala. Contribute to polyvariant/scala-feed development by creating an account on GitHub.