This is the fifty-fifth release in the Cats Effect 3.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with every 3.x release and fully source-compatible with the 3.6.x lineage. Please note that we did brea...

Simple snippet for using Tapir, with business logic driven by Cats-Effect, using Akka/Pekko HTTP as a backend.

Alternative to Scala’s Promise and Cats-Effect’s Deferred, exposing a hybrid API, useful for interoperability between imperative libraries (e.g., Akka/Pekko) and Cats-Effect.

A solid understanding of fs2 and http4s is essential for a more comprehensive grasp of Scala. If you are looking for an efficient and speedy polymorphic stream processing library, then FS2, or Functional Streams for Scala, is for you. It is compatible with Cats-effect typeclasses and can be used with other effect libraries. Built on FS2, HTTP4S is the ideal companion topic for this course and is the minimal Scala interface for your HTTP services.

With this course we will be covering a range of topics that will give you a solid grounding in Scala Cats and Cats-Effect 3. Not only will you receive an introduction to Category Theory, Cats, Cats Effects, but we will also go through Tagless Final Encoding to give you a well-rounded overview. This course has been designed to give you as comprehensive an introduction as possible while still leaving time and space for questions and discussion.

This article is the second part for rookie Scala developers who want to take further steps into proper dealing with side-effects using cats-effect

This is the second major release in the Cats Effect 2.x lineage. It is fully binary compatible with all 2.0.x releases, and should be source compatible in all but a few rare edge cases. It is also ...