RT @FunctionalWorld: Ready to push pattern matching to the next level? @tomas_mikula will show you how to repurpose Scala’s pattern matchin…

@MaineFrameworks It's happening:

@Krever01 @firas_online @npcrus Yeah, London is expensive 🤯

@Krever01 @firas_online @npcrus I thought you wouldn't care too much where people are contracting from. What about UK?

@hmemcpy So sorry about your circumstance. Keep your head up, better times *will* come! In the meantime, "those who have a 'why' to live, can bear with almost any 'how'."

@ScalaIO_FR Appreciate the offer! Though there's also no slides and my color-coding of snippets gets lost in the capture of the projector. I have offered to redo the talk at another online event.

@guizmaii Yup, still works.

@augustnagro Just to establish common ground, do you hit a limitation with using F[_] instantiated to type F[A] = A type F[A] = IO[A] type F[A] = ZIO[Env, Err, A] // for Env & Err defined in parent scope ?

@augustnagro I have done some macro-based experiments re kind-polymorphism myself, but am not happy with the result.

Just like we have embraced Automatic Memory Management for most use cases, we will embrace Automatic Concurrency Management when programming languages make it a reality. No more manual thread/actor management.

OPEN TO WORK London/remote FP in Scala, or a related field 🙂 Dear Twitterverse, I'll be moving to London (for my wife to pursue a career opportunity), which means I am now search a job there. Appreciate if you share a job opening with me, or retweet for reach. Yours truly …

@joeroganhq What makes no sense is you immediately folding before Putin. Also, you lack any nuance and depth in your "arguments".

@jdegoes Corollary: better create a new market instead of competing in an existing one.