Accord

Accord is an interesting lib for validations. Accord is composable, simple, self-contained, and integrated with ScalaSpecs for instance. In Java, validations are often done via annotations. In general, there is an abuse of annotations in Java mostly because there is a lack of Macros which we have in Scala and Rust for instance. I really like the Accord approach to validations where we dont throw Exceptions and we can extend and re-use validations across the type system. So today I made a simple code with Scala and Accord using SBT as-built system and a video to explain in more detail. So let’s get started.

A motion presented by the GMB (supported by Accord) at the TUC’s Disabled Workers Conference in 2018 called for the creation of reasonable adjustment disability passports. The TUC has worked with its Disabled Workers Committee, the GMB and its disabled workers, and other activists to create a model passport and…

Accord has recently signed up to the Conscious Advertising Network (CAN) — and were the first trade union to do so. You’re probably thinking, what is CAN and why is it so important? …

According to the U.S. Institute of Peace, in the context of conflict, the higher the level of violence towards women, the lower the chance there is to have a long lasting peace, and the less resilient the communities will be. …

So in a café we sat over coffee and cigarettes in search of solutions but came to no conclusion Because we can’t be completely at accord since a god will afford discord and break-winds I said dine wine and 69 or knees and elbows other than that the mud tasted like suds we shook hands We didn’t say nay absolutely to net weight peace came understanding to the table peace came Tyrone Graham for Written Tales