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Scala 2.12 and the road towards 3.0 by Adriaan Moors
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Scala 2.12 and the road towards 3.0 by Adriaan Moors
Scala Days Conferences
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- Presented by Adriaan Moors, Scala compiler lead
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Adriaan Moors discusses the features of Scala 2.12 and outlines the roadmap and design goals for the upcoming Scala 3.0 release.
This video was recorded at Scala Days Copenhagen 2017 Follow us on Twitter @ScalaDays or visit our website for more information scaladays.org Abstract: We'll take a close look at Scala 2.12's features as well as what lies ahead in the next few years for the Scala 2.x series. I'll also take a step back and muse about what the essence of Scala is to me, why I still love working on the compiler 10 years later, and why I believe it's the best choice for statically typed functional programming on the JVM (and JS, and maybe native? :-)).