Trying something here... Who will be at @scalar-conf.com? hope to see you there! #scala
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Trying something here... Who will be at @scalar-conf.com? hope to see you there! #scala
Big shoutout to the German tax payers for funding the future of Scala! 🇩🇪💸
The budget won't only go to the Standard Library, but will also impact the tooling we use daily:
📊 scoverage
⚙️ sbt 2.0
Danke schön!
www.scala-lang.org/blog/2026/01... #scala
Better late than never! Our year-in-review report is finally here, with a breakdown of what the IntelliJ Scala Plugin team accomplished in 2025. We’ve been busy at conferences, on YouTube, and gearing up for Scala 3.8.
blog.jetbrains.com/scala/2026/0...
#scala #intellijidea #2025
By the way I am taking lead on the Scala standard library project and am open here for suggestions on what we should be working on - the sky is the limit! Or find the contributors forum post.
The Sovereign Tech Fund Invests in Scala:
🔐 security audits
🔧 sbt 2.0
📚 core library maintenance
💪 and long-term resilience for critical digital infrastructure
Check out the announcement: www.scala-lang.org/b...
🙏 Huge thanks to @sovereign.tech
Scala Days 2025 is a wrap! 🎉 Conference highlights and talk recordings are here!
🏔️ Lausanne was buzzing with talks, workshops, and community energy.
▶️ All recordings are now live on YouTube
👁️ Read more: scala-lang.org/blog/...
Scala Days 2025 videos are out
#Scala #Scala3
scala-lang.org/blog/2025/11...
I had fun contributing the new SimpleTable class to the ScalaSql query library. It lets you drop the `T[_]` from table definitions, and it's based on named tuples and structural types in Scala 3.7. Have a read.
Ready, steady, go!
Scala Days 2025 program is here 😍
Functional Programming and the Real World
🏁 4 tracks
🗣️ 50+ speakers
♾ Infinite fun
scala-lang.org/blog/2025/05...
Hurry up! Get your @scaladays.org Early Bird ticket today, prices go up from May 30th.
And make sure to check out the program 🗓️
register.event-works.com/lausanne/Sca...
I only use make as a glorified shell script wrapper - it’s only calling scala command underneath. You will need node.js though
look here for all the demos on how to use Named Tuples - HTTP endpoints, data conversions, serialisation, data processing, data query and more github.com/bishabosha/s...
Yesterday at @scalar-conf.com I unleashed my efforts of tinkering with the Scala named tuples until I could push no more :)
speakerdeck.com/bishabosha/g...
New blog post from Haoyi Li and myself: www.scala-lang.org/blog/2025/03...
Looking forward to discuss this on reddit www.reddit.com/r/scala and at the upcoming Scalar conference www.scalar-conf.com.
sorry I missed it!
Yes, what if we used raw named tuples as config - treat it like a type level tree, and built dependently typed website generators with it, lovely! anyway you can see how it works and hopefully use it for other useful tasks when im finished.
duo unhinged as always
reaching the feature freeze
Wanna work with me on language design, concurrency runtimes and other cool stuff in the #swift language team? We're HIRING! London and Cupertino are locations for this one: https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200578714/swift-language-engineer
I run on native so it’s fine
Hey I should continue working on that library, might be able to improve usability
Yes it is me
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