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Tag Archives: Scala
Join us at Scala Days San Francisco, March 16-18, 2015
Are you going to Scala Days at Fort Mason in San Francisco? Be sure to come by our booth and learn about Scala in IntelliJ IDEA 14 and the latest release in general. Also, don’t miss our session with Alexander … Continue reading
Webinar Recording: Reactive Stream Processing with Akka Streams
Yesterday we had a pleasure to host a webinar together with Typesafe, where Konrad Malawski, a Scala enthusiast who works on the Akka toolkit, gave a very comprehensive overview of the Reactive Streams specification and one of its implementations—Akka Streams. … Continue reading
Java Annotated Monthly – July 2014
Today’s Java landscape is growing larger and faster than ever, with over 30,000 new Java projects created on GitHub each month. Here on the Java Annotated Monthly we leave no stone unturned to bring you the most important news and … Continue reading
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Tagged Akka, Android, arquillian, azure, ceylon, dropwizard, hadoop, Java 8, Java Annotated, JavaFX, jdk8, jdk9, JUnit, log4j, mllib, panama, RxJava, Scala, spark, spock, Spring, sumatra, valhalla
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Java Annotated Monthly – May 2014
Here’s a few stories we’ve been reading on the Java beat this month, straight from the source. If you have any news or articles you would like to see here on the Java Annotated Monthly, you can reach me, Breandan … Continue reading
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Tagged apache spark, Grails, Groovy, Java 8, java 9, Java Annotated, jmh, libgdx, neo4j, Play Framework, primefaces, reactive streams, robovm, Scala, spring batch, spring data, WildFly
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Scala Productivity. A Survey of the Community
This is a guest blog post is from Graham Lea, Software Engineer and Team Leader at Tyro Payments in Sydney, Australia. Confession I’ve been a dishonest blogger, but I’ve paid my dues. Earlier this year I wrote a rather cheeky blog … Continue reading