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I want to show you how I support per-field update with Slick + Postgres. Note This blog serves as a documentation for PlayFast, an opinionated production-ready PlayFramework template that makes you productive. It bothered me for a long while that I had to make an update function for each use case.

I spent too much time figuring out how to integrate a log management platform with Dokploy. I was looking at 3 different platforms: NewRelic, OpenObserve, and Papertrail. Eventually, I've chosen NewRelic due to the combination of UX (haha) and ease of integration. OpenObserve seems good but doesn'

There are 2 ways of testing an in-app purchase: (1) using a local storekit config and (2) using a sandbox testing account. Using a local StoreKit config requires an xcode project. Since a Kotlin Multiplatform Mac app doesn't generate one, we cannot use this approach. A KMP Mac

In the past month, I was working on publishing a Java app to Mac App Store (MAS). It's quite a journey. While Java has come so far in terms of packaging a desktop app, it also lacks in some other critical parts. Sometimes I wonder how others publish

The first thing I'd do is to run the app in Terminal: $ cd /Application $ ./YourApp.app/Contents/MacOS/YourApp Then, we might see some useful outputs. If we don't see anything useful, then we should utilize Console.app that comes with MacOS.

I wanted to show you how to add another database in PlayFramework that uses Slick and Evolutions. That database is ClickHouse, which also requires a little bit of special handling. In the end, it works out quite cleanly. I'll later integrate it into PlayFast, an opinionated production-ready PlayFramework

It took me 1-2 hours to set up ClickHouse to work with a JDBC connector in Java. The ClickHouse documentation is somewhat obscure. For example, it shows all the ports from a ClickHouse server: https://clickhouse.com/docs/guides/sre/network-ports But the Server Settings page doesn't show

It gets a bit tricky to make the production code clean while making it convenient to mock a static method in a multi-threaded setting since Java and Scala don't support "monkey-patching" like Ruby, Python, and Javascripts. Mocking time is one of the mechanisms implemented inside PlayFast

Summary * Many virtual list libraries like react-window, svelte-virtual-list, and TanStack's Virtual cannot handle the total height larger than 16,777,200px due to Chrome's limitation. If you have a list of 1M rows where each row is 28px, you won't be able to scroll