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Je suis en train de convertir un projet de #scala vers #java et bien je suis assez agréablement surpris des avancées de #java mais quand même heureusement qu'il y a #vavr https://vavr.io/

Statement on #Vavr's Future

https://danieldietrich.dev/blog/2024/06/06/statement-on-vavrs-future/

Statement on Vavr’s Future

#functional #java #programming #vavr

https://danieldietrich.dev/blog/2024/06/06/statement-on-vavrs-future/?utm_medium=erik.in&utm_source=mastodon

@SusanPotter @routis the question was about #java+functional idioms... So #Kotlin is out of context 😅

I love kotlin, I'm even GDE for this specialty, but if the requirement is Java, then we should not advertise for it. #KotlinFatigue

And yes, #VAVR is old and not maintained a lot... But it still exists and works as a lib😇

@SusanPotter I used #VAVR a lot before switching to #Kotlin.

Inspired by Scala, every useful functional structure should be available

Exceptions in lambdas https://blog.frankel.ch/exceptions-lambdas/

#java #exceptionhandling #vavr #functionalprogramming #fromthearchives

#java #vavr
The VAVR Try monad makes it easy to deal with exceptions in the normal Java flow through return types.
https://blog.softwaremill.com/exceptions-no-just-try-them-off-497984eb470d

#java #Java17 #functional #spring #vavr

Using pattern matching with sealed interfaces and the vavr Either type to give a much cleaner way to handle errors in a Spring Rest controller https://softwaremill.com/functional-error-handling-with-java-17/

Anything know what's going on with #java #vavr? I love working with it, but there have been no new releases for at least 2 years, it seems stuck in 1.0-alpha.

As much as it makes developing with Java so much more enjoyable, I can't justify using it if it's a dead project.

Maybe the #resilence4j folks know?