Adam Warski
@warski.org
Sharing elegant solutions to everyday problems | R&D @ SoftwareMill | #Scala / functional programmer #FP | Blogger | #OSS developer
And it's a good continuation for my article on a similar subject! virtuslab.com/blog/ai/prov...
Providing library documentation to AI coding assistants
How to prepare your documentation for coding agents?
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December 12, 2025 at 2:26 PM
And it's a good continuation for my article on a similar subject! virtuslab.com/blog/ai/prov...
We've all been trying to understand how to best leverage AI in our daily work, and for sure I'll be interested to read @askowronski.bsky.social & Tomek's take on it. Congrats!
www.manning.com/books/vibe-e...
www.manning.com/books/vibe-e...
Vibe Engineering - Tomasz Lelek and Artur Skowroński
Master vibe engineering—an end-to-end process to navigate the costs, benefits, and tradeoffs of AI-augmented development.
Generating code with AI can feel effortless, but it’s only one part of softwa...
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December 11, 2025 at 8:37 AM
We've all been trying to understand how to best leverage AI in our daily work, and for sure I'll be interested to read @askowronski.bsky.social & Tomek's take on it. Congrats!
www.manning.com/books/vibe-e...
www.manning.com/books/vibe-e...
Luckily, that's no longer true, and their compilation is now guarded using CI. Hence, you can now run an MCP server using a simple script and the scala-cli runner, starting with any of the examples below:
github.com/softwaremill...
github.com/softwaremill...
chimp/examples/src/main/scala/chimp at master · softwaremill/chimp
Build type-safe, boilerplate-less MCP servers in Scala using the HTTP transport - softwaremill/chimp
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December 10, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Luckily, that's no longer true, and their compilation is now guarded using CI. Hence, you can now run an MCP server using a simple script and the scala-cli runner, starting with any of the examples below:
github.com/softwaremill...
github.com/softwaremill...
Part of that last talk was live-releasing Ox 1.0, and if it wasn't for a vigilant audience member, I'd have forgotten to check if the release actually happened by the end of the talk ;) (it did).
December 10, 2025 at 11:05 AM
Part of that last talk was live-releasing Ox 1.0, and if it wasn't for a vigilant audience member, I'd have forgotten to check if the release actually happened by the end of the talk ;) (it did).
and, somewhat related, but putting the above ideas into code, "A Tour of Ox 1.0: Direct-Style Concurrency and Resiliency" from @scaladays.org : www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn0q...
Adam Warski: A Tour of Ox 1 0 - Direct Style Concurrency and Resiliency [Scala Days 2025]
YouTube video by Scala Days Conferences
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December 10, 2025 at 11:05 AM
and, somewhat related, but putting the above ideas into code, "A Tour of Ox 1.0: Direct-Style Concurrency and Resiliency" from @scaladays.org : www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn0q...
Artur Węgrzyn shares his journey from vibe-coding to specification-driven development.
And finally Mateusz Gołąbek describes how they've run an AI hackaton.
Enjoy reading! virtuslab.com/blog/ai/our-...
And finally Mateusz Gołąbek describes how they've run an AI hackaton.
Enjoy reading! virtuslab.com/blog/ai/our-...
This Month We AIed #4
Another edition of our AI experiments.
virtuslab.com
December 3, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Artur Węgrzyn shares his journey from vibe-coding to specification-driven development.
And finally Mateusz Gołąbek describes how they've run an AI hackaton.
Enjoy reading! virtuslab.com/blog/ai/our-...
And finally Mateusz Gołąbek describes how they've run an AI hackaton.
Enjoy reading! virtuslab.com/blog/ai/our-...
