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Category Archives: scala
Migrating a java project to scala
Hi everybody! This time I wanted to bring something different about scala – so I decided to migrate a java project to this language. The chosen one is an open source test framework for the Web Objects framework (sorry for … Continue reading
Just Java 2011
Hi! Its been a long time since I last posted about an event. So, to recover from the sadness, lets talk about Just Java 2011, a Java event that happened this last weekend here in São Paulo. The event consisted … Continue reading
Scala Problem Number Three
I almost forgot I started this ‘series’… Sorry! Now, with some time at hand, lets look at the problem number three, from the Scala 99 Problems. Like problem number one and two, this one is about list manipulations. It says: … Continue reading
Scala at the guardian uk
Hi! In the news this last week, there was some information regarding the usage of Scala by The Guardian, a UK newspaper, and one of the biggest on the planet. I was aware that they were using Scala internally, but … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged guardian apis, java, json, open api, scala, skillsmatter, the guardian, uk
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Matching a range of numbers in Scala
Hi everybody! Yesterday I did a presentation about Scala at Globalcode. It was very nice, thank you all who attended! Now, one of the things I liked the most was the final part when people started making questions. I must … Continue reading
sbt and maven
A few months ago I talked about my first impressions about sbt (simple build tool) here. My conclusion at the time was that NetBeans + Maven combination would suit me better. This changed a little bit, so I’m revisiting this … Continue reading
Intro stuff on Scala
Hi! This is a quick post to share two introductory materials about Scala. The first one is a video with a presentation done by Martin Odersky, creator of the Scala language. Great one, really worth watching: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqFryHC018k The second is … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged intro, introduction, martin odersky, presentation, prezi, scala, video
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Scala Introduction at Globalcode
Just a quick update. Wednesday next week I’ll be doing a Scala Introduction presentation at Globacode, down here in São Paulo, Brazil (in portuguese, of course :P). If you are in the area, come and join us 🙂 More information … Continue reading
A Scala script for processing files
This time, we will approach Scala through a different angle: that of a script file. If you see Scala solely as a ‘normal’ programming language, this should demonstrate that Scala offers more possibilities than you knew. The code I’ll show … Continue reading
Posted in scala
Tagged file, function, java io, pattern matching, recursive, regex, scala, script
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