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  1. for by @kitlangton is an absolute gem of a library, combining together the power of new types and refinement types. Absolutely recommended, if you don't use it yet.

    github.com/kitlangton/neotype

  2. New release of by Riccardo Cardin: github.com/rcardin/yaes/releas
    This release ships with a fully fledged HTTP server built with it!

  3. Riccardo Cardin has published a new update to his library, implementing channels as means of communication between fibers: github.com/rcardin/yaes/releas

    I'm following this development closely.

  4. The seventh @scalabridgelondon season starts on the 8th of Oct, and it's gonna be jam packed with interesting Scala related learning activities. Head on to Meetup.com and subscribe!
    meetu.ps/e/PwvsR/ttMQN/i

  5. @dolanor @rollbrettklauen Indeed is a powerful language, as well as , as (but I understand you want to avoid the JVM). As far as tooling is concerned, all of them have some level of incidental complexity though. There's also , which is a dialect of Haskell that transpiles to JavaScript, (dialect of OCaml), and ScalaJS (which still suffers from the same tooling of its parent). Funnily enough, the only language with a low complexity tooling wise is Elm