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Reading Time: 7 minutes The FinTech industry is growing very rapidly and becoming more vital. This industry has also become an appealing alternative to traditional banking. With the rise of the FinTech industry, there is always a battle going around the use of technology that fits the best. Those technologies are always used and promoted which not only suit the business needs, but are also easy to maintain, easy Continue Reading
Reading Time: 7 minutes FinTech – by the definition from Oxford Dictionary, it means computer programs and other technology used to provide banking and financial services. When it comes to using Financial Services, every user of that service would want it to be available 24/7 i.e. no downtime and 100% user responsive. And this means that FinTech products, by nature, should always be available and user-responsive. But wait, how Continue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hello folks, We have released another video on Scala3 series which talks about Enums, short for Enumerations. Enums in Scala3 are more powerful as compared with Scala2. The reasons are: Scala3 enums are compatible with Java Enums. Pattern matching on Scala3 Enums is exhaustive. With Scala3 Enums, you can also create your ADTs in more lighter way. Watch out the video on Scala3 Enums to get Continue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute Intersection Type is a type which is the mixin of multiple types.
The intersection types of two different type A and B would be written as A & B in Scala3
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hello folks, We have released another video on Scala3 series which talks about a new type i.e. Union Types. Union Type is a type which is one of a set of other type, or a type of a variable or expression which can consist of multiple types. And the main reason for introducing Union Types in Scala is that for every set of types, we Continue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hello folks,As we all know that Scala3 (or Dotty) launch can happen anytime soon. So here we bring you a video on how can you write your first code in Scala3 with your favourite IDE (i.e. Intellij Idea) with minimal setup. Watch out the first video on Scala3.
Reading Time: 2 minutes As we already know that Dotty is the new Scala version and will obviously be more stronger and powerful then Scala 2.In Scala-2, pattern matching is only applicable to the objects and not on the types. But with the new Scala compiler i.e Dotty, it is possible to apply matching on Types also. For example, The Container is a type which gets reduce to further Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Dotty is the new Scala compiler that is written in Scala 2 and it will be future Scala i.e Scala 3.0. The current version of Dotty is 0.24.0-RC1 and very soon the first stable version will be launched in the market. Dotty is completely open source and it is available on GitHub. With this blog, I am going to share you one of New Types Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes How to access private methods of a class.
You can do this by the help of reflections at runtime.
Reading Time: 3 minutes flyway integration with sbt | Database migration
Reading Time: 4 minutes Systems are designed to respond to its users in any case. But, some of the times, due to some reasons system may fail. System failures can cause huge loss to its users as well as also creates some sort of fear into them; and with this fear, users lose trust in the system which definitely affects system’s goodwill and market value. For example, a few Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Scala language provides to ways to implement the collections. One is strict and other is non-strict or lazy. Whenever, the instance of a collections in scala(except for the Streams) is created, it creates the strict version of the collection which means memory is allocated at the same time. A simple example of strict collection is: val list = List(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10) list: List[Int] = List(1, 2, Continue Reading
Reading Time: < 1 minute Hello everyone, Knoldus organized a KnolX session on Friday, 07 October 2016. In that session, we had an introductory session on Apache Cassandra. Cassandra is a distributed database which allows us to store data on multiple nodes with multiple replicas in such a way that even if a node goes down, another node can take charge of that node. The slides for the session are as Continue Reading