Week 2 concision homework that redlines the compile-time contracts article. Cut over 25% by striking details with no job, keep before and after visible, and explain each cut so the reader sees what stayed. Shows trade-offs behind each cut.
Week 2 homework option 2: tag every detail with its job and strike anything without a job, keeping before and after visible. Shows how each line earns its place and how to keep credibility, texture, and orientation without filler.
Applying the DET tension framework (stakes, gap, urgency) with four techniques to increase engagement from 4.7/10 to 8.3/10. Shows before and after for each enhancement and explains why each change raises attention without adding fluff.
Week 1 homework that transforms a Teaching to Resource objective through visual redlining. Shows every line removed with reasons, the logic behind the cut, and how a 70% reduction improves clarity without losing meaning for readers.
Build Scala compile-time data contracts with macros and TypeInspector patterns so schema drift fails at compile time, not midnight in prod. Includes patterns for required vs optional fields and compile errors that block bad data early.
Stop typos from reaching production. Replace string constants with enums, add type classes for effect polymorphism, and let the compiler catch bugs. Real refactor from llm4s prevented message role typos and added type class infra.