Thomas Alexandre

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

When i looked at the very high quality agenda of the one-track @scalarconf in Warsaw, i knew the conference would be a blast: and it was!! Thanks to the organizers and speakers for making these 2 days amazing and inspiring. There's no equivalent to irl conferences.

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

When companies adopting agentic will increasingly face problems of leaked secrets and security issues, i'm glad to see that Martin Odersky's approach to track agents capabilities at compile time will put Scala in a sweet spot: read the paper at https://t.co/nHWMZ3IU7h

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

@k33g_org @github Extrêmement utile, je l'utilise tous les jours pour du code en Scala, gain de temps énorme à condition de savoir évaluer si le code suggéré est correct. Et de même que certains l'ont déjà décrit, épatant pour écrire des README et autres docs et tests.

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

@jdegoes Scala3 (because of the best compromise in everything). Alternatively, Unison (all the time saved not building constantly, and they already have algebraic effects)

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@noelwelsh Have you tried the SlinkyDemos from the ScalablyTyped project, ? many apis have been wrapped automatically out of typescript, the react-native demo is awesome

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@jdegoes Underhyped: slinky, scala.js, slinky-wrappers, droste

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Implicits in Scala3 got a whole re-design, the new 'givens' make a lot of sense #lambdaworld #odersky_keynote

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Ocaml/Reason seems pretty neat for frontend, seems to relate much with the awesome scala.js slinky, both close to react. #unconference #lamdaworld

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FP summary at #lambdaworld : "Wrap the crap"

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https://t.co/YadlMUjy6c starting strong, setting the (type) level: Agda!

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Bravo les bleus!!!!

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@NicolasRinaudo 3 great talks: Zainab Ali (LambdaWorld 2017), Valentin Kasas(https://t.co/sBGNYfXiPB 2017), and Rob Norris (2015 or 2016)

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@jboner Probably true for Computer Programs too :-)

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

Had a really nice time and some inspiration at #JOTB18, and it was great to catch up with @jboner and @rolandkuhn

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

Currently @rolandkuhn is explaining what patterns to apply in the manufactoring industry #JOTB18

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Fsharp Type Providers seems to be a great and useful feature, explained both at #JOTB18 and showed earlier last week during #Scaladays second day's keynote

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

Clean code a la Elm while writing Fsharp UIs at #JOTB18

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

Impressive agenda on the second day of #JOTB18, first @joeerl creator of Erlang and currently @dsyme creator of Fsharp

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

Good refresh on important DDD principles in the context of event-first microservices by @jboner live from #JOTB18

[Thomas Alexandre @tomalex1]

Thank you @scaladays for yet another awesome inspiring conference