@fommil It should be. That's now an issue. https://github.com/propensive/rapture/issues/44 …
"Rapture could easily be the Guava of Scala" "Rapture is a zero-user library" My thoughts on how to reconcile these: http://rapture.io/blog/rapture-manifesto …
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@propensive the@typelevel membership guide summarized by@milessabin addresses some of it. I'd love to see Rapture in@typelevel. -
@raulraja@typelevel@milessabin That will be the subject of one of my later blog posts! We will need to work out if Rapture fits... :)
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@propensive Have you considered moving to ScalaTest instead of your own test framework? -
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@propensive I tried Rapture and I didn’t stop using it ;-)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@propensive TBH, looking deeper into rapture has been in my todo list for way to long, count me as a Promise[User]Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@propensive does Rapture have support for non-blocking IO? I think many people consider it a requirement when choosing a new IO lib -
@flaviowbrasil No, it's all synchronous! But it's been designed to accommodate it. It'd be straightforward to include NIO extension methods.
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