AnyJunk Tech Stories

Functional Programming for a Logistics Platform

Adam Coales

Dec 13, 2021

Data driven system design

Designing a flexible data driven skip delivery/collection system

Dan Hood

Apr 23, 2018

Composing Maybes in Javascript

Modelled on monadic comprehension in Scala and Haskell

In my previous article Using Maybes with React-Redux I discussed the use of Maybes in javascript. If you’re not familiar with what a Maybe is then I urge you…

Sequential Traverse for managing parallel resource usage in Scala

Using free monads to control the execution of asynchronous tasks

How to `traverse’ sequentially

Demystifying the mobile app dragons

When mobile development is a teach/learn experience for the whole team

Context

A few months ago I was asked to help AnyJunk rewrite their current mobile app for…

Typesafe Union-type folding in Scala

Escaping Union type contexts safely

Goal and ideal syntax

In a previous blog post I introduced a way to get unboxed arbitrary arity union types in scala. We can write

James Phillips

Feb 23, 2018

Static Sorting in Slick

How to pass sorting all the way through your Scala/Slick stack

When writing our project, we wanted to pass a static sorting object all the way through our stack from the API (where it was parsed automatically) to Slick…

Using Maybes with React-Redux

Moving the handling of undefined to the edges of the stack

FString: String lengths at compile time

Preventing `data-too-wide’ SQL exceptions in Scala

Most strings that you store in a traditional SQL database have a maximum length allowed. This can frequently cause problems, since this maximum length…

Dan Hood

Jan 30, 2018

A Guide to Separating State and Form with React and Redux

Our structure at AnyJunk

A union type is something which can be realised as one of many (usually two) types. Either is an example in scala — Either can be Left[A] or Right[B]— a value of either type can be used in a place where we ask for an Either[A,B].

Daniele Turi

Nov 12, 2017

Functional Programming at AnyJunk

At AnyJunk we are a building logistics platform using Scala/Cats for the back-end and React/Redux…

AnyJunk Tech Stories

Functional Programming for a Logistics Platform

Data driven system design

Designing a flexible data driven skip delivery/collection system

Composing Maybes in Javascript

Modelled on monadic comprehension in Scala and Haskell

Sequential Traverse for managing parallel resource usage in Scala

Using free monads to control the execution of asynchronous tasks

Demystifying the mobile app dragons

When mobile development is a teach/learn experience for the whole team

Context

Typesafe Union-type folding in Scala

Escaping Union type contexts safely

Goal and ideal syntax

Static Sorting in Slick

How to pass sorting all the way through your Scala/Slick stack

Using Maybes with React-Redux

Moving the handling of undefined to the edges of the stack

FString: String lengths at compile time

Preventing `data-too-wide’ SQL exceptions in Scala

A Guide to Separating State and Form with React and Redux

Our structure at AnyJunk

Union Types

by James Phillips

Functional Programming at AnyJunk