ZIO is a type-safe functional effect in Scala for asynchronous and concurrent programming. To learn more about ZIO, visit zio.dev.
ZIO has a growing ecosystem of libraries and tools for building next-generation reactive applications on JVM, Scala.js, and Scala Native. Here is the overview of its ecosystem:
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Official ZIO libraries are hosted in the ZIO organization on Github and maintained by core contributors to ZIO. We have a quick overview for these libraries on the ZIO website.
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There is also a growing ecosystem of community-maintained libraries outside the ZIO organization. These are listed on the ecosystem section of the ZIO website.
We have a ZIO Ecosystem Tracker that provides a comprehensive overview of each library in the ecosystem, including:
- What libraries are updated to the latest ZIO version? Every library which has a green checkmark is up to date. A yellow exclamation mark means that the library is not up to date and there are some work left to be done.
- What is the latest release of each library?
- What are the dependencies of each library?
- What other libraries are on top of a given library?
- It provides a copy-pasteable dependency configuration for each library.
Each project in the ZIO organization namespace has a Stage Badge which indicates the current status of that project:
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The project is stable and already used in production. We can expect reliability for the implemented use cases. |
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The project already has RC or milestone releases but is still under active development. We should not expect full stability yet. |
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The project is not yet released, but an important part of the work is already done. |
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The project is at the design stage, with some sketches of work but nothing usable yet. |
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The project is just an idea, and the development hasn't started yet. |
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The project is not maintained anymore, and we don't recommend its usage. |
