4. I meant to say pattern matching. You can catch a match on the structure
(int, string, string) without explicitly setting the case class in a case
switch statement.
https://alvinalexander.com/scala/how-to-use-pattern-matching-scala-match-case-expressions
6. I’ve been using partial classes in
I'm not a scala expert and haven't touched it for 18 months, but with
respect to Mr. Singh, I'd like to clarify or question a few of his
points.
1. Statelessness is a tool; not an end in itself but a means to an
end. As someone on HackerNews says, "control your state space or die",
but the same gu
Not necessarily for Kafka, but you can definitely google “Java vs. Scala” and
find a variety of reasons . I did a study for a client and ultimately here are
the major reasons I found :
1. Functional programming language which leads itself to stateless systems
2. Better / easier to use stream pro
