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Tag Archives: scalax
Six things I learned at Scala eXchange 2016
In December 2016 I attended Scala eXchange 2016 – a traditional and quite interesting Scala conference that occurs every year in London, UK. I had the opportunity to attend it for the 4th time, and like every previous one, it … Continue reading
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Tagged community, compilation, event, lightbend, macro, scala, scala center, scalax, shapeless, typelevel, typesafe, zalando
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A little bit about Scala eXchange 2012
Last week I went to Scala eXchange 2012, in London. The conference was great, and I’ll have more to say about it later, perhaps through other means different than here. Not sure yet. I’ll also talk about the event in … Continue reading
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Tagged akka, london, martin odersky, rapture io, scala, scalax, skills matter, the crypt, typesafe
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Scala Exchange 2012
And so I decided. I will be attending Scala Exchange, at Skills Matter, in London, November 19th-20th. I was looking for a good excuse to travel to London for a while, and this conference seems to be it. A good … Continue reading