Functional Programming
- 14 October 2023 · 1 min read
Streamline Your Development Workflow: Harnessing the Power of NixOS and Nix Package
In November 2023 I had the great privilege to do a talk at Scale By The Bay 2023 in San Francisco, California. Recording of my talk ▶ Watch on YouTube
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Elevating Python Development with Nix Package Manager
In October 2023 I had the great privilege to do a talk at PyBay 2023 in San Francisco, California. Recording of my talk ▶ Watch on YouTube
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Acting Lessons for Scala Engineers With Akka and Zio
In November 2020 I had the great privilege to do a Talk at Scale By The Bay Conference. Recording of my talk ▶ Watch on YouTube
Read more → - 13 November 2019 · 1 min read
Next-Level Diagnostics for Async & Concurrent Errors with ZIO
In November 2019 I had the great privilege to do a Talk at Scale By The Bay Conference with John A De Goes. Recording of my talk ▶ Watch on YouTube
Read more → ZIO Actors
Overview ZIO Actors is a high-performance, purely functional library for building, composing, and supervising typed actors based on ZIO using Scala. Original creator of this project, though I do not …
Read more →- 1 November 2020 · 7 min read · Comments
Introduction to Zio Actors
In this post I am going to do a quick introduction to using the ZIO Actors, a library that implements the Actor model using Scala and ZIO a library for asynchroneous and concurrent programming. …
Read more → - 2 May 2019 · 5 min read · Comments
Scale By The Bay 2018 San Francisco
One of the highlights of 2018 was attending and being part of the Scale By the bay 2018 conference in San Francisco. This by far was the best conference I have ever attended. from left: Dick Wall, …
Read more → - 16 February 2019 · 4 min read · Comments
Moving from Homebrew to Nix Package Manager
As all my friends, colleagues and followers know I am very big on functional programming, so when I heard about nixOS and the nix package manager (A Purely Functional package manager) I really wanted …
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