https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/ Recent content on luke indykiewicz Hugo -- gohugo.io en Thu, 01 Sep 2016 12:22:31 +0200 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/blog/free-monads-in-business-application/ Thu, 01 Sep 2016 12:22:31 +0200 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/blog/free-monads-in-business-application/ What This post describes Letter Shop API implementation which uses Free Monads, exactly Free from Cats tl;dr show me the code Why There are some nice materials about free monads on the net, but I always wanted to see how such concepts, applied to regular business applications, look like. How difficult or cumbersome it is to implement some business use case using a particular concept, e. https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/free-monads-in-business-application/ Thu, 01 Sep 2016 12:22:31 +0200 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/free-monads-in-business-application/ What This post describes Letter Shop API implementation which uses Free Monads, exactly Free from Cats tl;dr show me the code Why There are some nice materials about free monads on the net, but I always wanted to see how such concepts, applied to regular business applications, look like. How difficult or cumbersome it is to implement some business use case using a particular concept, e. https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/blog/letter-shop/ Wed, 24 Aug 2016 18:30:50 +0200 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/blog/letter-shop/ What This post describes a made up application - Letter Shop, why I created it and how it was done. tl;dr TCK code API code Why Letter Shop is an attempt to make comparison of concepts possible, of course in a very practical way. I wanted to have some api/tests/problem that I can implement with different approaches (like using monads, using event sourcing, etc. https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/letter-shop/ Wed, 24 Aug 2016 18:30:50 +0200 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/letter-shop/ What This post describes a made up application - Letter Shop, why I created it and how it was done. tl;dr TCK code API code Why Letter Shop is an attempt to make comparison of concepts possible, of course in a very practical way. I wanted to have some api/tests/problem that I can implement with different approaches (like using monads, using event sourcing, etc. https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/blog/sbt-search-maven-plugin/ Tue, 26 Jan 2016 18:27:31 +0100 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/blog/sbt-search-maven-plugin/ What This is a blog post about sbt plugin to query search.maven.org tl;dr show me the code Why Most development tasks can be done without leaving your favorite editor/ide nor console. Writing Scala code is no different: sbt gives you a lot of power to run code and tests, to package and publish application. There is one small thing though, forcing you to leave that environment and go to a browser - to find the exact name of dependency for your project. https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/sbt-search-maven-plugin/ Tue, 26 Jan 2016 18:27:31 +0100 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/sbt-search-maven-plugin/ What This is a blog post about sbt plugin to query search.maven.org tl;dr show me the code Why Most development tasks can be done without leaving your favorite editor/ide nor console. Writing Scala code is no different: sbt gives you a lot of power to run code and tests, to package and publish application. There is one small thing though, forcing you to leave that environment and go to a browser - to find the exact name of dependency for your project. https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/about/ Sun, 24 Jan 2016 19:33:17 +0100 https://lukeindykiewicz.github.io/about/ My name is Łukasz Indykiewicz. I’m a software engineer that is focused on product and pragmatic solutions, but I also love writing beautiful code. Team player, fast learner and coffee lover.