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Tag Archives: functional programming
Scala World 2017
Scala World 2017 So this year I managed to go to Scala World again and, like last year, it was awesome. Also like last year the event featured some extra activities, outdoors. And unlike last year, this time I participated … Continue reading
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Tagged anamorphism, catamorphism, functional programming, hike, jcranky, penrith, scala, scala world, women in tech
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Lots of Fun in Brazil
This year – 2017 if you reading somewhere from the future, between late April and early May I visited Brazil. I obviously took the time to visit family and friends, but I want to talk about something else: I attended … Continue reading
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Tagged 3d printing, functional programming, intel, panama papers, qcon, qcon sp, scala, tdc, tdc floripa, thedevconf, vr
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Quick introduction to functions in Scala
So, as you might already know, Scala is a functional language. This means that it is heavily based on functions (Scala actually mixes Object Orientation and Functional Programming). Lets take a look on how to use functions in Scala. It … Continue reading
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Tagged function, functional programming, object orientation, operator, operator overload, scala, scaladoc
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