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“Fetchless” is a total reinvention of the famous Scala “Fetch” library from 47 Degrees. Like “Fetch”, “Fetchless” helps users parallelize, cache, and batch multiple requests together from multiple sources to make your programs faster. This new version is redesigned from the ground-up to be more flexible and familiar to modern Scala users, while also being over an order of magnitude faster in worst-case scenarios. The new multi-layered design allows you to have as little or as much control over individual requests as you’d like, such as adding your own functionality around the edges or even opting out of laziness or deduplication entirely to see massive performance gains. “Fetchless” also supports data streaming with FS2, debug logging, and comes with multiple integrations for popular Scala libraries out of the box.
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Fetchless – A New Take on Data Retrieval
Ryan Peters
Senior Scala Engineer, 47 Degrees