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On “why Scala ?”
I recommend this short video where Adam Warski explains the strength of Scala link to this video It's a nice summary of arguments for us choosing Scala for backend projects at SoftwareMill.
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Why Scala? | An introduction by Adam Warski
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- Presented by Adam Warski, CTO of SoftwareMill
- An opinion. It argues one side of a question engineers disagree on.
Beginner. No background in the topic needed.
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Adam Warski introduces Scala, explaining its core features and why it is a strong choice for business applications.
What is Scala? Scala is a strongly typed, functional programming language. Although it has a reputation of being a complex to learn, in fact it's built out of a couple of basic features, all of which are quite general and interact with each other. Why Scala is the best functional language to use for business applications? What makes Scala unique among other functional programming languages? Learn from our CTO, Adam Warski, Scala & Distributed systems Expert and OSS Developer. — ⭐ scala.page ⭐ scalatimes.com/ ⭐ @adamwarski ⭐ hello@softwaremill.com ⭐ softwaremill.com/Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a concise summary of arguments for choosing Scala in backend projects.