Quill is an wonderful tool, and like most wonderful tools it solves very complex problems - but not all of them. In this post you will learn about some of the challenges the ones on the backstage have been dealing...
Quill 3.5.2 was released last week, bringing many bug fixes and new capabilities. It took a little longer than usual releases, but for a good reason: regargind the future of Quill, @deusaquilus has been doing an amazing job preparing the...
Data is flowing nonstop in the real world, as much as in the digital one. In this post we will see how one can make static data from the database surf the streaming wave and 
BAD JOKE ALERT ...
Recently, someone has opened an issue suggesting the support for DELETE ... RETURNING clause. This post will take you through the joy of implementing it!
Alright team, the current government - you know, the Galatic Empire - has made us responsible for their new project, a space station called “Death Star” (what a tacky name). Basically, they want a station literally the size of a...
Discussing with a brazilian friend about the situation in our country, we realised how difficult it is to find information about public spending, and when available, how difficult it can be to reason about it. Joining our forces, we decided...
Shapeless is a library for generic programming in Scala, largely present in the ecosystem, but mostly behind the scenes; it is likely shapeless powers some of the libraries in your project, even though you don’t use it directly.
Since version 1.4.200, H2 supports INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING in PostgreSQL Compatibility Mode. Thanks to b-gyula, Quill now supports this feature as well.
The first Quill’s release of 2020 is out and besides fixes, it brings some useful features. The first of them is update(...).returning.
Lambda Days 2020, summary of second day. Don’t forget to read the wrap-up of the first day before this one!
Lambda Days is a conference focused on Functional Programming, where the “academia meets industry”. The conference happens in Krakow, Poland, and this year I had the chance to attend for the first time, and share a bit of my knowledge....
My summary of the second day attending the awesome Functional Scala London 2019. If you didn’t read the first part, just do it!
Last week I attended the Functional Scala London 2019, a conference with an incredible lineup of prominent figures of the Scala world. Organized by John De Goes, this conference is a proper contribution to the community: 2 days of knowledge...
Besides NDBC Postgres module, the release of Quill 3.5.0 brings an interesting feature for Microsoft SQL Server users: returning via OUTPUT.
Quill 3.5.0 is out and this release brings an integration with the already mentioned NDBC Driver. This post is a brief summary about the new module quill-ndbc-postgres.
As one of Quill’s maintainer and an open source enthusiast, I am always thinking of ways to spread the word and have more people contributing to the project. Pair programming is a great technique to share knowledge and introduce newcomers...
A while back I blogged about how to write an api client using ZIO and http4s client. Revisiting it is interesting, so much changed since then! The post was a nice example at the time, but thinking about that solution...
Quill is an wonderful tool, and like most wonderful tools it solves very complex problems - but not all of them. In this post you will learn about some of the challenges the ones on the backstage have been dealing...
Quill 3.5.2 was released last week, bringing many bug fixes and new capabilities. It took a little longer than usual releases, but for a good reason: regargind the future of Quill, @deusaquilus has been doing an amazing job preparing the...
Recently, someone has opened an issue suggesting the support for DELETE ... RETURNING clause. This post will take you through the joy of implementing it!
Since version 1.4.200, H2 supports INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING in PostgreSQL Compatibility Mode. Thanks to b-gyula, Quill now supports this feature as well.
The first Quill’s release of 2020 is out and besides fixes, it brings some useful features. The first of them is update(...).returning.
My summary of the second day attending the awesome Functional Scala London 2019. If you didn’t read the first part, just do it!
Last week I attended the Functional Scala London 2019, a conference with an incredible lineup of prominent figures of the Scala world. Organized by John De Goes, this conference is a proper contribution to the community: 2 days of knowledge...
Besides NDBC Postgres module, the release of Quill 3.5.0 brings an interesting feature for Microsoft SQL Server users: returning via OUTPUT.
Quill 3.5.0 is out and this release brings an integration with the already mentioned NDBC Driver. This post is a brief summary about the new module quill-ndbc-postgres.
As one of Quill’s maintainer and an open source enthusiast, I am always thinking of ways to spread the word and have more people contributing to the project. Pair programming is a great technique to share knowledge and introduce newcomers...
Hacktoberfest is an awesome initiative that invites developers from around the world to participate and contribute to Open Source. This is the second year in a row that I managed to beat the challenge, and inspired by it I decided to...
Quill is an wonderful tool, and like most wonderful tools it solves very complex problems - but not all of them. In this post you will learn about some of the challenges the ones on the backstage have been dealing...
Quill 3.5.2 was released last week, bringing many bug fixes and new capabilities. It took a little longer than usual releases, but for a good reason: regargind the future of Quill, @deusaquilus has been doing an amazing job preparing the...
Data is flowing nonstop in the real world, as much as in the digital one. In this post we will see how one can make static data from the database surf the streaming wave and BAD JOKE ALERT ...
Recently, someone has opened an issue suggesting the support for DELETE ... RETURNING clause. This post will take you through the joy of implementing it!
Since version 1.4.200, H2 supports INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING in PostgreSQL Compatibility Mode. Thanks to b-gyula, Quill now supports this feature as well.
The first Quill’s release of 2020 is out and besides fixes, it brings some useful features. The first of them is update(...).returning.
Besides NDBC Postgres module, the release of Quill 3.5.0 brings an interesting feature for Microsoft SQL Server users: returning via OUTPUT.
Quill 3.5.0 is out and this release brings an integration with the already mentioned NDBC Driver. This post is a brief summary about the new module quill-ndbc-postgres.
As one of Quill’s maintainer and an open source enthusiast, I am always thinking of ways to spread the word and have more people contributing to the project. Pair programming is a great technique to share knowledge and introduce newcomers...
Lambda Days 2020, summary of second day. Don’t forget to read the wrap-up of the first day before this one!
Lambda Days is a conference focused on Functional Programming, where the “academia meets industry”. The conference happens in Krakow, Poland, and this year I had the chance to attend for the first time, and share a bit of my knowledge....
My summary of the second day attending the awesome Functional Scala London 2019. If you didn’t read the first part, just do it!
Last week I attended the Functional Scala London 2019, a conference with an incredible lineup of prominent figures of the Scala world. Organized by John De Goes, this conference is a proper contribution to the community: 2 days of knowledge...
Hacktoberfest is an awesome initiative that invites developers from around the world to participate and contribute to Open Source. This is the second year in a row that I managed to beat the challenge, and inspired by it I decided to...
Quill is an wonderful tool, and like most wonderful tools it solves very complex problems - but not all of them. In this post you will learn about some of the challenges the ones on the backstage have been dealing...
Recently, someone has opened an issue suggesting the support for DELETE ... RETURNING clause. This post will take you through the joy of implementing it!
JSON can be a complicated format to manipulate, even though it’s well structured text. When using static type languages - like Rust - we want the almighty compiler on our side, no one wants to work with pure text… but...
As one of Quill’s maintainer and an open source enthusiast, I am always thinking of ways to spread the word and have more people contributing to the project. Pair programming is a great technique to share knowledge and introduce newcomers...
Lambda Days 2020, summary of second day. Don’t forget to read the wrap-up of the first day before this one!
Lambda Days is a conference focused on Functional Programming, where the “academia meets industry”. The conference happens in Krakow, Poland, and this year I had the chance to attend for the first time, and share a bit of my knowledge....
My summary of the second day attending the awesome Functional Scala London 2019. If you didn’t read the first part, just do it!
Last week I attended the Functional Scala London 2019, a conference with an incredible lineup of prominent figures of the Scala world. Organized by John De Goes, this conference is a proper contribution to the community: 2 days of knowledge...
Data is flowing nonstop in the real world, as much as in the digital one. In this post we will see how one can make static data from the database surf the streaming wave and BAD JOKE ALERT ...
Alright team, the current government - you know, the Galatic Empire - has made us responsible for their new project, a space station called “Death Star” (what a tacky name). Basically, they want a station literally the size of a...
Discussing with a brazilian friend about the situation in our country, we realised how difficult it is to find information about public spending, and when available, how difficult it can be to reason about it. Joining our forces, we decided...
The first Quill’s release of 2020 is out and besides fixes, it brings some useful features. The first of them is update(...).returning.
Quill 3.5.0 is out and this release brings an integration with the already mentioned NDBC Driver. This post is a brief summary about the new module quill-ndbc-postgres.
The first Quill’s release of 2020 is out and besides fixes, it brings some useful features. The first of them is update(...).returning.
Besides NDBC Postgres module, the release of Quill 3.5.0 brings an interesting feature for Microsoft SQL Server users: returning via OUTPUT.
Lambda Days 2020, summary of second day. Don’t forget to read the wrap-up of the first day before this one!
Lambda Days is a conference focused on Functional Programming, where the “academia meets industry”. The conference happens in Krakow, Poland, and this year I had the chance to attend for the first time, and share a bit of my knowledge....
Data is flowing nonstop in the real world, as much as in the digital one. In this post we will see how one can make static data from the database surf the streaming wave and BAD JOKE ALERT ...
Discussing with a brazilian friend about the situation in our country, we realised how difficult it is to find information about public spending, and when available, how difficult it can be to reason about it. Joining our forces, we decided...
Hacktoberfest is an awesome initiative that invites developers from around the world to participate and contribute to Open Source. This is the second year in a row that I managed to beat the challenge, and inspired by it I decided to...
Quill 3.5.0 is out and this release brings an integration with the already mentioned NDBC Driver. This post is a brief summary about the new module quill-ndbc-postgres.
JSON can be a complicated format to manipulate, even though it’s well structured text. When using static type languages - like Rust - we want the almighty compiler on our side, no one wants to work with pure text… but...
JSON can be a complicated format to manipulate, even though it’s well structured text. When using static type languages - like Rust - we want the almighty compiler on our side, no one wants to work with pure text… but...
JSON can be a complicated format to manipulate, even though it’s well structured text. When using static type languages - like Rust - we want the almighty compiler on our side, no one wants to work with pure text… but...
Since version 1.4.200, H2 supports INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING in PostgreSQL Compatibility Mode. Thanks to b-gyula, Quill now supports this feature as well.
Shapeless is a library for generic programming in Scala, largely present in the ecosystem, but mostly behind the scenes; it is likely shapeless powers some of the libraries in your project, even though you don’t use it directly.
Alright team, the current government - you know, the Galatic Empire - has made us responsible for their new project, a space station called “Death Star” (what a tacky name). Basically, they want a station literally the size of a...
Alright team, the current government - you know, the Galatic Empire - has made us responsible for their new project, a space station called “Death Star” (what a tacky name). Basically, they want a station literally the size of a...
The best tool is often the simplest, isn’t it? Still, doesn’t matter how experienced one can be, once in a while passion overcomes logic.
The best tool is often the simplest, isn’t it? Still, doesn’t matter how experienced one can be, once in a while passion overcomes logic.
Data is flowing nonstop in the real world, as much as in the digital one. In this post we will see how one can make static data from the database surf the streaming wave and BAD JOKE ALERT ...
Data is flowing nonstop in the real world, as much as in the digital one. In this post we will see how one can make static data from the database surf the streaming wave and BAD JOKE ALERT ...
2020 has been an intense rollercoaster of a year, with extreme ups and downs - probably more downs than ups for most of us. I will focus on the good stuff in this post, but let’s get one thing straight...
A while back I blogged about how to write an api client using ZIO and http4s client. Revisiting it is interesting, so much changed since then! The post was a nice example at the time, but thinking about that solution...
A while back I blogged about how to write an api client using ZIO and http4s client. Revisiting it is interesting, so much changed since then! The post was a nice example at the time, but thinking about that solution...