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DOSUG Scala Basic Concepts 0805

by Tom Flaherty on Aug 05, 2008

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Matthew McCullough , Open Source Architect at Ambient Ideas, LLC Great talk, and really opened our eyes to the possibilities that Scala offers, even in hybrid projects that have other .CLASS files running under the JVM (JRuby, Plain old Java, Groovy, etc.). Tom should be a welcome speaker in any venue that has a group interested in learning Scala. 3 years ago Reply
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Matthew McCullough , Open Source Architect at Ambient Ideas, LLC Tags scala opensource dosug java jvm 3 years ago

DOSUG Scala Basic Concepts 0805 — Presentation Transcript

Scala Basic Concepts Tom Flaherty - Axiom Architectures, LLC Thomas.Edmund.Flaherty@gmail.com The Scala Approach • Be completely interoperable with Java. • Combine OO object-oriented and FP functional programming concepts. • Improve on Java with: •A uniform class hierarchy. • Pattern matching and higher-order functions. • Novel ways to abstract and compose programs. • Open source • Has been available since Jan 2004. • Production version 1.0 since 2006 • Currently: > 2000 downloads per month.