The document appears to be a collection of random symbols, numbers, and punctuation that do not form coherent sentences or convey meaningful information. It includes strings of letters, numbers, mathematical symbols and other special characters with no discernible pattern or structure.
The document summarizes Martin Odersky's talk at Scala Days 2016 about the road ahead for Scala. The key points are:
1. Scala is maturing with improvements to tools like IDEs and build tools in 2015, while 2016 sees increased activity with the Scala Center, Scala 2.12 release, and rethinking Scala libraries.
2. The Scala Center was formed to undertake projects benefiting the Scala community with support from various companies.
3. Scala 2.12 focuses on optimizing for Java 8 and includes many new features. Future releases will focus on improving Scala libraries and modularization.
4. The DOT calculus provides a formal
All I learned while working on a Scala OSS project for over six years #ScalaM...Kazuhiro Sera
* http://2018.scalamatsuri.org/index_en.html
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7BxvT-Jm6w
In 2011, I started a Scala open source project named ScalikeJDBC. Thanks to many contributors, I am still working on the project after six years. In the meantime, the Scala community has been growing sharply, and the trends have been continuously changing. Despite the fact that the number of developers who work on OSS projects has increased, there are not many developers who have been working on a Scala project for several years. In this talk, I will share my experiences and pieces of knowledge through maintaining the OSS project for more than six years.
This document discusses macros in the Nemerle programming language. It provides an overview of the different types of macros in Nemerle, including lexical level macros, AST level macros, and custom attribute macros. AST level macros allow transforming AST nodes similar to Lisp macros. Custom attribute macros enable global rewriting of a program at compile time. Examples demonstrate using macros for tasks like solving mazes at compile time and custom syntax like json data literals.