Javier de Silóniz Sandino
Javier de Silóniz Sandino
While working in some exercises that rely on a custom implementation of the Option type, we've found some cases where the test suite for the exercises can't seem to generate...
There seems to be a current limitation when parsing the ScalaDoc of an exercise, so that only comment blocks above a given exercise function actually appear in the parsed exercise....
Based on current reports from codecov.io (https://codecov.io/gh/scala-exercises/scala-exercises/branch/master), the current code test coverage in the project is near 20%. A minimum value should be set (i.e. cats library - https://github.com/typelevel/cats -...
Integrating mu with https://github.com/47deg/sbt-hood would allow us to ensure that performance benchmarks won't go below a certain threshold.
The current layouts built through scala-tags should be divided into partial layouts (aka "includes"). These should be generated and used in the actual layouts (through the {% include %} directive...
It'd be really awesome to have an implementation of Scala's Future monad, by using GCD to handle the threads.
Related to the implementation of Futures (issue 47), it'd be nice to have an implementation for Promises.
For a correct implementation of Futures (based on Scalaz's ones), we need an implementation of Free Monads and Trampolines based on them.
We should take a look on implementing Swiftz's Foldable protocol to Try, or if it doesn't make sense, try to implement it on our own based on a suggestion in...
In Scala, thunks are represented by the : => syntax, encapsulating a function that takes no parameters and return a value; to achieve lazy input parameters in functions. It would...