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Tag Archives: scala
Why dynamic languages are not cool
Some people love dynamic languages. I don’t. This last week, I found one more reason for it. I might be a bit biased because I love Scala, but lets go for it. A project I started maintaining a few weeks … Continue reading
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Tagged dynamic, dynamic language, dynamic languages, interpreter, python, scala, static, static language, type
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Matching a combination of class and trait in Scala
While doing some development with Scala I discovered that it is possible to match combinations of a class and traits. It might seem obvious if you already know it, but I didn’t. What happened is that I needed something like … Continue reading
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Tagged AnyRef, case, class, match, pattern matching, scala, trait, with
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scaladores first meeting
Right to the point: we are starting a Scala user group down here in São Paulo, called Scaladores. The idea is to for people interested in the Scala language to meet in person and talk about it. If you are … Continue reading
Acidental scala upgrade with sbaz
And then I was playing around with the scala tools that come in the installation’s bin folder. There is something there called sbaz, and this name sounds so different that I just HAD to play with it to find out … Continue reading
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Tagged netbeans, package manager, sbaz, scala, scala-library, upgrade
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Scala’s Parallel Collections are useful even in the most simple cases
One of the main features that Scala version 2.9.x brought was Parallel Collections. If you think about it quickly, you might consider using such a feature only in complex, process intensive scenarios. Although those are certainly the main places where … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, amazon s3, collections, foreach, par, parallel collections, s3, scala
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