Scala Refcard Released! And the Top 5 Scala Articles of the Week
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in this post i'll present a selection of the top 5 scala-related articles i read the previous week ( 08-14 october )
getting started with play 2.1, scala 2.10 and slick 0.11.1
i suppose that most of you have already read many articles on play
and/or scala. this post is really awesome as it gives you some basic
instructions on how to install, configure and make use of
slick
with play 2.1 and scala 2.10. don’t know what slick is? well, what are you waiting for? start reading!
http://java.dzone.com/articles/getting-started-play-21-scala
modular programming using object in scala
very interesting presentation about how scala can help you write modules using 'object' and traits
http://blog.knoldus.com/2012/10/10/knolx-session-modular-programming-using-object-in-scala/
getting started with scala and scalatra
this is the last part of a four-article series about using
scalatra
, a tiny web framework for scala. this article introduces
akka
and demonstrates how you can run the complete api in the cloud with jboss 7.1.0 and
openshift
http://www.smartjava.org/content/tutorial-getting-started-scala-and-scalatra-part-iv
towards better refactoring support in ides for functional programming
this article is not scala oriented, the examples shown are, however
written in scala. it targets a topic that imho is going to be very important for next release of popular ides.
http://java.dzone.com/articles/towards-better-refactoring
coursera’s functional programming – cheating discovered
if you’ve enrolled in coursera’s course about functional programming
and scala, then you have probably read an email about cheating
discovered in assignments' solutions. this discussion at ycombinator is
awesome. different opinions and thoughts that break the limits of the
initial topic
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4631362
until next week have fun with functional programming
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