This talk explores how a common pattern, composable pipelines, can express asynchronicity and exception-handling in a clear, concise, and type-safe way. Using the new futures API of Scala 2.10 (also known as SIP-14), we show how this pattern can simplify asynchronous code, including the mechanics of integrating futures into existing code. As a second application of composable pipelines we consider exception-handling code. Tying everything together, we show how to use these two different types of composable pipelines to build asynchronous services which are robust and scalable.

Philipp is in town delivering Typesafe's Fast Track to Akka on September 26th & 27th

Check out the slides of Philipp's on the aforementioned Scala 2.10 futures library talk he recently delivered. here!

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