Asynchronous and Concurrent Programming in Scala Part 1
summary
Three-part, hands-on workshop that teaches ZIO by building and running real code: concrete exercises implement a toy console effect with map/flatMap, write unsafeRun and zip/traverse combinators, then lift blocking and exception‑throwing code into ZIO effects. Coverage includes error channels, resource safety, fibers, STM, queues, execution traces, and a graduation project that assembles a working application. Expect live coding, runnable examples, and exercises to finish with a tested ZIO app rather than high-level platitudes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 5:43Functional Programming
- 13:21Interactive Program
- 17:40Operators
- 21:59Flatmap
- 24:42Monadic Composition
- 30:33Exercises
- 32:23Zip Right and Zip Left
- 36:29Unsafe Run
- 44:12Review What We'Ve Covered
- 50:57Zo Data Type
- 1:00:50Exercise One
- 1:16:12Execution Traces
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