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Category Archives: Scala
Some Groovy Little Tips
My favourite Groovy/Java/IntelliJ web presenter, Vaclav Pech, has a short 20min Parleys talk on using Groovy with IntelliJ. What I found neat was IntelliJ’s ability to take a Java class, rename it as a Groovy one, then refactor all the … Continue reading
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The Feel of Scala
This is a talk with Bill Venners of Artima (publisher of the Programming in Scala book) that goes through some neat Scala stuff http://tinyurl.com/cgjxvg
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Because I don’t use a social bookmarking service…
Nothing against them, but my blog is the most useful thing at present to record interesting sites that I may or may not read later. To have hope that Scala can work in the enterprise: The Book Of JOSH – but … Continue reading
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Of Cisco, Tcl and Java
Whilst busily reading up on Scala and Groovy and other languages that ran on the JVM, I had a thought with regard to the scripting language that the network architect at work now advises is included in the Cisco ISG/ASR’s. … Continue reading
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Random Scala links
The busy Java developer’s guide to Scala: Of traits and behaviors The busy Java developer’s guide to Scala (Ted Neward, developerWorks, 2008): Read the complete series. “A Tour of Scala: Mixin Class Composition” (Scala language documentation): Learn more about inheritance … Continue reading
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Byron Bay
