I had fun contributing the new SimpleTable class to the ScalaSql query library. It lets you drop the `T[_]` from table definitions, and it's based on named tuples and structural types in Scala 3.7. Have a read.

Ready, steady, go!

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Yesterday at @scalar-conf.com I unleashed my efforts of tinkering with the Scala named tuples until I could push no more :)
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New blog post from Haoyi Li and myself: www.scala-lang.org/blog/2025/03...

Looking forward to discuss this on reddit www.reddit.com/r/scala and at the upcoming Scalar conference www.scalar-conf.com.

Yes, what if we used raw named tuples as config - treat it like a type level tree, and built dependently typed website generators with it, lovely! anyway you can see how it works and hopefully use it for other useful tasks when im finished.

duo unhinged as always

reaching the feature freeze

Wanna work with me on language design, concurrency runtimes and other cool stuff in the #swiftlanguage team? We're HIRING! London and Cupertino are locations for this one: https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200578714/swift-language-engineer

Yes it is me

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