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Slides and more images of the event can be found here: Plot Website.

A big thank you to the Plot crew for hosting this…

Nog mededeelnemers aan Martin's functional programming classes hier? Misschien goed om van elkaar te weten. 

https://www.coursera.org/course/progfun

Are you interested in learning Scala or refresh its core concepts?

Then the “Fast Track to Scala" course is what you might be looking for. The course will provide you with a solid understanding of Scala and enable you to confidently apply Scala for production applications.

“Fast track to Scala” is designed Martin…

Going to re-do the …

Raymond Rustenburg, co-author of the book Akka in Action, Akka committer and creator of one of the biggest Akka systems in the Netherlands will lead you into the secrets of Akka, assisted by Scala trainer Urs Peter.

Check out the details…

Have a look at the presentation, Erik's github for the sources and one possible solution…

Thanks once more for the very insightful and fun evening featuring external DSLs with Parser Combinators.

Check out Tiziano's sample project and …

Xebia organizes a 2 day Scala course, Fast track to Scala on October 13 & 14 2011

The course is intended to enable developers or development managers, who are experienced programmers in Java or other production languages like C++, C# or Ruby, to confidently start programming in Scala.



For this training no previous knowledge of Scala is assumed. Although intense, the course ensures you will…

Hi all,

It seems like David Pollak of Lift-fame has some to time to spend with other Scala/Lift enthusiasts in Amsterdam after Devoxx. Might be nice to for DUSE members as well, or perhaps someone could facilitate this a bit in Amsterdam? Discussion here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/liftweb/Af0g3-SSdVE/discussion

FYI: Pictures of yesterday's meetup on Picasa

This week I visited the stronghold of Scala, EPFL in order to certify as 'official' Scala Trainer. It was an impressive visit, whose highlights are transformed into this blog.

http://blog.xebia.com/2011/03/20/visiting-the-breeding-grounds-of-scala-epfl/

Eric Bowman on Scala @ TomTom from Michele Di Gangi on…