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Introduction This is the sixth part of Cats Effect series. In the part 4 of this series, we looked at concurrent programming in Cats Effect 3 using Fibers. In this part, we'll look at cancellation of…
Introduction This is the fifth part of the Cats Effect 3 blog series. In this part, we will look at resource handling in Cats Effect 3. Why is Resource Handling Important? Resources are generally thi…
In this article, we will discuss how CSP and actor concurrency models work. Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) is a model put forth by Tony Hoare in 197…
Introduction This is the fourth part in the Cats Effect 3 Blog Series. In the previous part, we looked at different ways to traverse and chain IOs. We also looked at parallel APIs of Cats Effect IO. …
1. Introduction This is the part 3 of the Cats Effect 3 blog series. In the previous two parts, we looked at different ways to create IOs and also some of the common methods that are applied on IOs. Y…
1. Introduction Scala is an awesome programming language on top of JVM. Scala supports Pure Functional Programming, Object Oriented Programming or a mix of both. Scala supports multiple build tools li…
Introduction In the part 1 of this series, we looked at Cats Effect 3 and how to run a simple app written using it. In this part, let's look at some of the common APIs and methods used with IO datatyp…
Introduction Cats Effect is one of the most popular effect systems in Scala. In this series of articles, let's look at some of the most important features of Cats Effect. This series is intended for …
Introduction Scala started as a language that runs on JVM and is interoperable with existing Java libraries. However, running on JVM has some limitations. Especially, the apps running on JVM has slow …
Introduction Scala is a language built on top of JVM. That means, .scala files are compiled into .class files by the Scala compiler. Problems with .class File When the Java or Scala files are convert…