June/July

[alterationx10]

I've done a general clean-up/purge of the miscellaneous repos. I think there was a little too much going on to maintain enough focus to build some quality resources.

I've also pretty consistently seen other larger orgs put out solid idea/documentation/examples, templates, etc... in the ecosystem to the point where it seems redundant for them here.

Moving forward, I think the main site should still be about Scala 3 demos/examples, as well as some other micro libraries that come up naturally (I've got a couple project ideas, but more on that later).

[8bitreid]

I think you are right. Also, what do you think about contributing to other reps like sttp? Recently, I was asked about sttp's ZServerEndpoint[Any, Any]. I wonder how much of a lift it would be to get those closer to cat's backend or get it to be something like, ZServerEndpoint[ZIO] ?

[alterationx10]

Sounds like a great idea to contribute elsewhere! Softwaremill has some great libraries/projects out there. They have a Discourse server set up https://softwaremill.community/

As for tapir, I usually prefer to use the base/full types, and ignore the Z-versions. ZServerEndpoint is a type alias

type ZServerEndpoint[R, -C] = ServerEndpoint[C, RIO[R, *]]

I tend to use ServerEndpoint.Full

type Full[_SECURITY_INPUT, _PRINCIPAL, _INPUT, _ERROR_OUTPUT, _OUTPUT, -R, F[_]] = ServerEndpoint[R, F] {
    type SECURITY_INPUT = _SECURITY_INPUT
    type PRINCIPAL = _PRINCIPAL
    type INPUT = _INPUT
    type ERROR_OUTPUT = _ERROR_OUTPUT
    type OUTPUT = _OUTPUT
  }

because, for me, it's easier to reason about all the types through the request => response chain.

[alterationx10]

I added a new repo with the early starts or a messaging service that's in the vein of SQS/SNS: https://github.com/scala-works/simple-messaging-service.