FS2: Typed Functional Streams in Scala

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This mini-series is for the advanced Scala programmer. We learn how to manage functional streams for Scala (FS2) with one of the best libraries for this purpose in the Scala ecosystem. In this first video, we explore what streams are, how to build them, and some essential transformations.
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[@no_more_free_nicks]

Thank you for this video, it is the best and quickest introduction to Fs2. I have a taks based on this library to be done a week ago.

[@arminkeyvanloo1151]

Been wondering when you'll get to do some of your quality work on fs2. Can't wait for more advanced fs2 vids.

[@JeetBanerjee23]

Thanks so much for this, been waiting for FS2 tutorial since so long. Looking forward for the part 2 (and more) videos explaining the advanced fs2 concepts too.

[@estebanmarin002]

Thanks for this content!

[@nayak232]

I couldn’t help but notice that the debug function is not pure, but has side effect in it. Not that it matters for the demo. Thanks for your video. 😀

[@rockthejvm]

It's for demo purposes and does not "stain" the IO chains, because we process IOs, which themselves wrap potentially impure computations.

[@TheHangoverer]

I love your scala tips

[@rrr_land]

5:52 can you @Daniel tell as what hot keys you've used for block selecting please?

[@rockthejvm]

I'm on a Mac, so I hit Option-Option(then hold), then arrow keys or Shift-clicks for multi-cursor.

[@kaktusdono]

For linux and i guess Windows as well block-selection is shift+alt+mouse movement, multi-cursor is ctrl-ctrl + arrows

[@mattygrows7667]

you should do one on ZIO streams too

[@BloodnutXcom]

it's pretty identical

[@ぶらえんぴん]

Great video

[@miguelgarciapuyol2313]

You rock!

[@mbesida]

Why is that called Pure type? AFAIK cats lib has Id type for that same purpose

[@rockthejvm]

Yep, Id works in the same way. Pure is used for covariance reasons.

[@leorandomnickname]

what is an example of an existing real-life application of this

[@rockthejvm]

Any backend where your data comes asynchronously.

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

Where's Margot Robbie and Jessica Biel or Ada Condeescu or Madalina Ghenea