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Scala preconditions (assert, assume, require, ensuring)

Scala provides a set of preconditions functions (assert, assume, require, ensuring).

In addition to the actual functionality of dynamically check invariants, these functions are used for documentation and static code analysis.

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This entry was posted in Scala, Software Development and tagged DbC, Design Patterns, Scala, Software Design on July 1, 2015 by maxim.novak@gmail.com.

The Adapter Design Pattern in Scala using implicits

Comparing to the standard implementations of Adapter Pattern by GoF – Scala have a better, shorter, and fancier way to implement it. In this post I’m going to explain and guide how to implement and use the Adapter design pattern in Scala (using implicits). Continue reading →

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This entry was posted in Scala, Software Development and tagged Adapter pattern, Design Patterns, Implicit, Implicit Conversion, Scala on December 20, 2014 by maxim.novak@gmail.com.

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