Thank you so much for this. I just had a Christmas dinner alone spiraling on how much of a failure i am given my horrible social skill. But this really cheer me up!
I find the characterisation of Scala very inaccurate. It is nothing like Java at all. A Scala code would look so different compared to a Java code. For an example, in Java you would create a class with static variable…
you are right, should have said "i think it is a simple language". <edit> what makes me think it is a simple language (especially if you are writing microservices): - class is a class, and you don't really need to…
If you keep the Scala feature you use minimal, it should not get too complicated. First step was to learn SBT, which in itself is simple (building projects, dependencies, plugins). Later we have them do scala exercises…
Extremely excited with the release! I work at a fashion renting company and our backends are built on top of Scala stack. Contrary to popular belief, Scala is actually quite a simple language. Most of our engineers came…
Thank you so much for this. I just had a Christmas dinner alone spiraling on how much of a failure i am given my horrible social skill. But this really cheer me up!
I find the characterisation of Scala very inaccurate. It is nothing like Java at all. A Scala code would look so different compared to a Java code. For an example, in Java you would create a class with static variable…
you are right, should have said "i think it is a simple language". <edit> what makes me think it is a simple language (especially if you are writing microservices): - class is a class, and you don't really need to…
If you keep the Scala feature you use minimal, it should not get too complicated. First step was to learn SBT, which in itself is simple (building projects, dependencies, plugins). Later we have them do scala exercises…
Extremely excited with the release! I work at a fashion renting company and our backends are built on top of Scala stack. Contrary to popular belief, Scala is actually quite a simple language. Most of our engineers came…