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Hello Daniela,

Do you cover any Scala frameworks in your book? I guess you are covering ScalaTest in your Unit testing chapter. Do you cover Akka framework, since Actor has been deprecated since Scala 2.10?

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Alex Khvatov
 
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Hi Alex,
I will cover a few libraries. Just to name a few: cats, circe, http4s and ScalaTest.

Akka is currently not going to be covered in the book. The topic is hugeeeeeeee. So huge, that people have written books on it!
One of my favorite books on topic is Akka in Action by Manning - https://www.manning.com/books/akka-in-action

Cheers,
Daniela
 
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