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Avoid mistakes in API design, implementation and evolution with Smithy
Most back-end projects eventually reach a point when they have to define an API. We implement their routes, document them, sometimes we write a client. We do essentially the same work multiple times - each view of an endpoint contains the same path, and yet we don't have a "single source of truth".
In this talk, I'll show how Smithy (https://smithy.io) and smithy4s enable defining an API in a single place, and how they make it easy to build its server, client, and even a CLI - in a Scala-friendly, tooling-compatible way.
Scala is improving rapidly. This session will give you the perspective of someone in the middle of these changes.
As WebAssembly matures and gets more and more traction from the community, you might wonder can Scala join that trend?
I will show you how you can build your own IDE for scala based on my nvim setup
