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[...] published or about to be published on the topic of Scala. I’ve previously blogged about Scala books, but since then I’ve found that the list I provided was incomplete and that new Scala [...]

[...] published or about to be published on the topic of Scala. I’ve previously blogged about Scala books, but since then I’ve found that the list I provided was incomplete and that new Scala [...]

[...] Action which is slated for release in July. [EDIT: See the comments section for details on more Scala books about to be published which I missed!] The existing collection of books on Scala is already [...]

[...] now, mostly because I’ve been too busy writing Scala code! The number of high quality Scala books being published has continued to swell since the last time I blogged about this topic, which [...]

[...] of measuring popularity. One problem with such a method is that the mere mention of a programming language on any web page (regardless of context) is interpreted as “popularity”. There [...]

[...] of measuring popularity. One problem with such a method is that the mere mention of a programming language on any web page (regardless of context) is interpreted as “popularity”. There [...]

[...] have been proposed for tracking the popularity of languages. Measuring the adoption of a programming language is an inexact science, but key indicators (job ads, stack overflow tags, open source [...]

[...] have been proposed for tracking the popularity of languages. Measuring the adoption of a programming language is an inexact science, but key indicators (job adverts, stack overflow tags, open source [...]

[...] last several months. Between mid August and mid October the Scala plugin was downloaded 90,000 times. This increase represents a 15x increase in the download rate vs [...]

[...] ’ve been very happy with the combination of the Apache-licensed free version of IntelliJ + the Scala plugin. The plugin download centre of IntelliJ provides cumulative … Continue reading → [...]

One of the signs of a healthy language is the large number of books written on the subject. Last month saw the release of Scala for the Impatient, an [...]

[...] , but since then I’ve found that the list I provided was incomplete and that new Scala books are being published at quite a rate, so I missed some. The following list of 14 Scala [...]

One of the signs of a healthy language is the large number of books written on the subject. Last month saw the release of Scala for the Impatient, an [...]

[...] , but since then I’ve found that the list I provided was incomplete and that new Scala books are being published at quite a rate, so I missed some. The following list of 14 Scala [...]

[...] (so I’m forced to pay the cost of rehashing). This is easily worked around by using Java collections together with the implicit conversion classes provided by Scala (which work transparently [...]

[...] ships with the JDK. The good news is that Scala makes it really easy to transparently use Java collections as if they were Scala collections, supporting all of the bells and whistles of the Scala [...]

[...] (so I’m forced to pay the cost of rehashing). This is easily worked around by using Java collections together with the implicit conversion classes provided by Scala (which work transparently [...]

[...] ships with the JDK. The good news is that Scala makes it really easy to transparently use Java collections as if they were Scala collections, supporting all of the bells and whistles of the Scala [...]

[...] : The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala The Definitive Guide to Lift: A Scala-based Web Framework Introduction to the Art of Programming Using Scala (Textbook) Functional Programming in Scala [...]

[...] Cookbook Instant Lift Web Applications How-to The Definitive Guide to Lift: A Scala-based Web Framework Introduction to the Art of Programming Using Scala (Textbook) Steps in Scala: An Introduction [...]

[...] : The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala The Definitive Guide to Lift: A Scala-based Web Framework Introduction to the Art of Programming Using Scala (Textbook) Functional Programming in Scala [...]

[...] on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Scala in Action Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala The Definitive Guide to Lift: A Scala-based Web Framework Introduction to [...]

[...] -Core Complexity on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala Lift Cookbook Instant Lift Web Applications How-to The Definitive [...]

[...] on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Scala in Action Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala The Definitive Guide to Lift: A Scala-based Web Framework Introduction to [...]

[...] + Objects (Animal Guide) Programming Scala Tackle Multi-Core Complexity on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Scala in Action Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala [...]

[...] + Objects (Animal Guide) Programming Scala Tackle Multi-Core Complexity on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala Lift Cookbook [...]

[...] + Objects (Animal Guide) Programming Scala Tackle Multi-Core Complexity on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Scala in Action Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala [...]

[...] Guide) Programming Scala Tackle Multi-Core Complexity on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Scala in Action Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala The Definitive Guide to [...]

[...] Guide) Programming Scala Tackle Multi-Core Complexity on the Java Virtual Machine Actors in Scala Scala in Action Lift in Action: The Simply Functional Web Framework for Scala The Definitive Guide to [...]