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The Effect Paris group keeps growing and successfully hosted its second meetup last week, organized by evryg! We are thrilled to see such an active French-speaking Effect community! 🇫🇷🙌

Wojciech Maj 🦋 @wojtekmaj.pl Herrington Darkholme Rspack hardfist Zack Jackson Vercel That's a human bias to look at investment as a driver for future ones. Imagine i give you 100.000$ to build something, but it's a semi fail and would require 200.000$ more to make it work like intended, or switch to another product that works for 1000$ ?

💡Idea: What about an #andventofeffect tag where you solve #adventofcode with Effect | TypeScript at Scale library Would be a great way to learn and promote Effect. Last year i did it with generators, but hit a wall for complex ones where generators could not help. I think Effect would scale

Guillermo Rauch mirrord.dev

Rewriting the CLI in Park UI. The tools today are incredible! Effect | TypeScript at Scale is a game changer:

Some news about uwebsockets impl for Effect | TypeScript at Scale . - Request handling done (streaming, json, forms, params, etc) - Response handling almost done (corking, streaming, json, etc) - Next: Websocket related features, clean interruptions, perf tests

I built my own HTTP, SIP, SDP over UDP, servers back in the day in c++ The best way to learn networking lower levels. So i encourage everyone to try this one with Madison

OK, time to give it a try. Does it have a github copilot plugin ?

Effect 3.5.0 has been released! → Better support for Error.cause → effect/sql-d1 release → Added RcRef & RcMap → Added Logger.pretty → PubSub replay option and more: effect.website/blog/effect-3.5

If you copy code from an open source project, please make sure to include the license. It's always strange to come across my code in other projects with no attribution. Happens fairly often. I'm happy it's being used but credit and following license terms is important! 🙂

I love talks about distributed systems. They are hard, but it's so much fullfilling to build one that works and scale.

La physique des arcs-en-ciel youtu.be/IYoT9kigF-w?si…

1 so i can prepare next advent of typescript with trash

Excited to release Mathstral 7B: - MATH performance: 56.6% pass@1, 68.4% with majority voting@64, 74.6% with a reward model - Outperforms Minerva 540B on MATH - 63.47% MMLU excelling in STEM - Apache 2.0 - HF: huggingface.co/mistralai/math… - Blog: mistral.ai/news/mathstral/

Blogged about the mental model of Effect and how it maps to React. If you know React and are curious about Effect this should be a good read: effect.website/blog/from-reac…

While the syntax is ok, this proposal lacks typescript signature and explicitely states typesafety is not a concern. So if we don't get error typesafety out of it, it will be just an exception handling alternative. So not a great enough improvement in my opinion.

15 years ago NODE.JS came out and changed the JS ecosystem forever. Without it, i doubt enterprises would have invested so much in the ecosystem to make it this mature. Then 8 years ago came Angular 2.0 and Typescript 2.0 Allowing big frontend projects to mirror Java like DX