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Functional Programming

Functional programming is a paradigm that expresses programs as pure functions and immutable values. Scala provides a set of features that enables to follow functional programming practises.

  • Cats (6)
  • Pattern (3)
  • ZIO (2)

>> Writer Monad in Cats

>> Scala Functional Programming Tutorial

>> Resource Handling in ZIO

>> Difference Between flatMap(), flatTap(), evalMap() and evalTap() in Cats Effect

>> Apply Method In Scala

>> Resource Handling In Cats Effect

>> Difference Between delay, defer, and deferred in Cats Effect

>> The Magnet Pattern in Scala

>> Function Composition in Scala

>> Lambda Expressions in Scala

>> Introduction to ZIO

>> Asynchronous and Reactive Programming With Monix in Scala

>> Introduction to Cats Effects

>> Case Objects vs Enumerations in Scala

>> Functors in Functional Programming

>> The Tagless Final Pattern in Scala

>> Introduction to Functional Programming in Scala

>> Introduction to Generic Programming in Scala with shapeless

>> Introduction to FS2: Functional Streams for Scala

>> Monads in Scala

>> Introduction to Scalaz

>> Scala – Introduction to Cats

>> Lifting In Scala

>> The Principles Behind Scalaz

>> Type Classes in Scala

>> Monoids and Semigroups in Scala

>> Loops in Functional Scala

>> Functions in Scala

>> The Cake Pattern

>> Functions and Methods in Scala

>> A Comprehensive Guide to For-Comprehension in Scala

>> Currying in Scala

>> Partial Functions in Scala

>> Higher-Order Functions in Scala

>> Tail Recursion in Scala

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