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En este artículo trataremos los principios de la programación funcional, y a continuación veremos cómo, gracias a Scala y ZIO, podemos crear aplicaciones que resuelvan problemas del mundo real. Como ejemplo ilustrativo, implementaremos el juego del ahorcado.

In this article, I will explain the principles of functional programming, and then demonstrate how, with the help of Scala and ZIO, we can create applications to solve real-world problems. As an illustrative example, we will implement a hangman game.

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We already know the cases of companies big, and small adopting ZIO in their production apps. So, how is this change coming? Let’s explore it in more detail.

Queuing and messaging platforms have been gaining in popularity in recent years. They solve numerous problems based on asynchronous message passing or consumer and producer patterns. In this blog post, we're going to build a basic message broker functionality with ZIO for our internal clinic messaging system, specifically with ZIO Queues and ZIO Fibers.

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What started as taking an online course just to be updated with the latest on a framework I like, turned out to be a lot of food for thought. And, ultimately, a good exercise regarding the best software development practices like separation of concerns, functional programming, and the practical limits of verifying the correctness of our software in compile time.

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