I am very happy to announce that will be speaking at https://t.co/RHnmPhm6zs in Paris on 17 October! This will be my first conference talk since 2019, and I'm going to try to make it the best ever! I will introduce https://t.co/r6fT8Nth2H to the world: a tour de force of all the

This is the secret to getting good, by the way: a deeply warped sense of cost-benefit. It pays off in mysterious ways!

Good post by Alex Nedelcu (who is no longer on this hellsite) comparing Scala and F# (in terms of expressiveness, type classes and more). A very detailed comparison

So, what? Last version of #YAES has both hot 🔥 and cold ❄️ data streams 😱. Channels produce data regardless of whether anyone is listening, while Flows emit data only when someone is listening. And both use #Scala direct style 😏 Check it out! https://t.co/4dc2ExqWio

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Yesterday's @ScalaIO_FR was simply amazing. A huge thank you to all the speakers, participants, organization and technical teams. As someone who co-created and organized this conference for 12 years, spanning 10 editions, it is so difficult to say: this was the last edition

Congratulations @odersky for receiving the Programming Languages Achievement Award @icfp_conference - well deserved! :) I can only confirm what it says on the citation, your work deeply impacted how I view programming. Let's work towards making #Scala a continued success!

Scala is an extremely expressive language, but this expressiveness is poorly understood. It's not about the funky operators or the DSLs. Outside math operators, things like ~ or <*> need to be explained, and none of them justify the learning curve. The least bad example is Akka

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Scala Times Issue #600 - https://t.co/3tnO2U71n8 - with fresh goodies by @evis_dev @lambda_world @makingthematrix @ScalaIO_FR @scalawaw @takapi327 @YannMoisan & others, thx!

I just moved to NYC today, but that won't stop @EffectTS_ Office Hours. Join @MichaelArnaldi and me at 3 PM ET 🙇‍♂️

Now that the wheels have fallen off the woke regime in tech, we'd be smart to offer amnesty to those who got caught up in it. Be the counter force to the purity purges that plague that side. Accept earnest apologies, embrace the fallen, and forgive those who trespass against us.

I'm currently enjoying @sapinker's When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows... in which he includes the puzzle I knew as the "brown- and blue-eyed islanders problem". Though he reframes it with diners, some of whom have spinach on their teeth—possibly as an excuse to coin the word

You can now see the history of sell orders that have been filled. Every transaction you see is USDC being sent to someone with a sell order, and "filled" designates that the person's full order is now complete with that transaction. (We may changed the wording to order complete).

The Scala Projects course is out! In this course, you're going to build 6 practical projects you can do in about 2 hours each, and use for yourself or maybe turn into a product! What's inside, deals and link:

If you want to find an actual implementation of the ideas in Nicolas' article for #Scala direct-style control flow, you can check version 0.6.0 of the #YAES library: https://t.co/9X5IZrNoIW. 🔍We ported almost all the features of the cited #Raise4s library. One feature we're

I just published an article on controlling program flow with capabilities in Scala: https://t.co/IrxsVLDfSc It's actually quite fun and takes you quite far.

The last community-driven Scala conference, ScalaIO, will hold its final event this year 😔

@ChiefScientist @propensive It bothers me too. However, when it comes to this open letter, Brian Clapper/Travis Brown appear to be the public face/mastermind of it, respectively. But most of the online ire is directed towards the Scala Center. I want to make sure I am frustrated with the right people.

Be prepared to read some very elegant code. @propensive has impeccable taste!

Soundness is still pretty unknown, yet an underrated ecosystem of libraries. Great to see it getting more exposure so more developers can discover it.

While this looks like a lot, maintaining over 100 repositories with dependencies between them means that these statistics really flatter my apparent productivity...

Bloody mental! 🤯👏

@propensive I wish this project IMMENSE success. It would be the DEFINITIVE proof of leading with CODE and that the SCALA ecosystem needs EVERYONE to succeed.

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