ScaLearning 7 – Distributing Concurrent Tests
Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits I find interesting, confusing, amusing, or … Read more
ScaLearning 6 – DSL Exploration & Operator Interpretation
Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits I find interesting, confusing, amusing, or … Read more
ScaLearning 5 – DSL Exploration & Operation Precedence
Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits I find interesting, confusing, amusing, or … Read more
ScaLearning 4 – DSL Exploration & Operator Notation
Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits I find interesting, confusing, amusing, … Read more
ScaLearning 3 – Is Scala Hard to Learn?
Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits I find interesting, confusing, amusing, or … Read more
ScaLearning 2 – Reducing string-join to a line
Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits I find interesting, confusing, amusing, or … Read more
ScaLearning 1 – Closure Oddities
Welcome to my first ScaLearning post. Like many developers who make the journey from Java to Scala, I often find myself amazed at how much easier it is to do some things, or how much easier it is to express myself in Scala. “ScaLearning” will be a series of short blog-posts just documenting little tidbits … Read more
