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scala-webapp-template
A pragmatic skeleton to build web applications in Scala/Scala.js, including user registration, login, admin portal, and, deployments
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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
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scala-graal
Make usage of Graal features easy and safe from Scala. Also features Scala-based React SSR.
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cazadescuentos
A platform to catch price drops while shopping online, powered by a browser extension, webapp, android app, and more
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SaaSHub
SaaSHub - Software Alternatives and Reviews. SaaSHub helps you find the best software and product alternatives
While it is usually difficult to find Scala developers, I'm experimenting transitioning JavaScript developers to Scala.js, the results are surprisingly good until now, one of the devs I work with was able to do meaningful contributions after a couple weeks, later, we even released a template where most of the frontend was written by him (ref).
Slinky has an example of this working with React.
We've got server-side rendering with scalajs-react and scala-graal. Here's a tutorial if anyone's interested. What's really cool about scala-graal is that it has some pretty cool caching so that even with dynamic inputs, you can render pages in nanoseconds (as opposed to 10+ or even 100+ ms).
We've got server-side rendering with scalajs-react and scala-graal. Here's a tutorial if anyone's interested. What's really cool about scala-graal is that it has some pretty cool caching so that even with dynamic inputs, you can render pages in nanoseconds (as opposed to 10+ or even 100+ ms).
It actually been rock-solid for many, many years now! I've built quite a few things with it and introduced it to teams who picked it up very quickly and with no major problems. I've never had any production problems with it EVER and I've been living and breathing it pretty much every day for ages now. It's very, very unit testable (oh! check out Scala Test State if you're interested in really powerful and concise Scala.JS testing) so it's nearly trivial to have to very well tested webapp, including mouse clicks, key presses, whatever you want. Awesome awesome stuff and the Scala.JS team deserve some kind of tech Nobel prize imo. It's been a game changer for me.
cazadescuentos-chrome: a price-tracker browser extension.
There are many ways, from plain-old css (scalacss seems worth to look into), to other frameworks like MaterialUI which is the one I'm happy with (demo).