Announcing Dotty 0.2.0-RC1, with new optimizations, improved stability and IDE support
Announcing Dotty 0.2.0-RC1, with new optimizations, improved stability and IDE support Today, we are excited to release Dotty version 0.2.0-RC1. This release serves as a technology preview that demonstrates new language features and the compiler supporting them. This release is based on the previous milestone. The highlights of this release are: substantial improvement of quality of generated code
Announcing Scala.js v0.1 | The Scala Programming Language
We’re excited to announce the first release of Scala.js, v0.1! Scala.js was introduced during the 4th Scala Days in June 2013, and has now reached relative stability. While we don’t yet feel that Scala.js is production-ready, we think that it nonetheless deserves its first non-snapshot release. Scala.js is a compiler from Scala to JavaScript. It allows you to write your entire web application in S
Scala - Popularity and Use Grow | The Scala Programming Language
This page is no longer maintained — Please continue to the home page at www.scala-lang.org The number of leading companies that are successfully using Scala for critical business applications has grown enormously. It is common knowledge that more companies like Twitter, LinkedIn, Foursquare, the Guardian, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, UBS, HSBC and Trafigura are now using Scala. As a consequence,
Scala 2.9.1 final | The Scala Programming Language
The Scala Team is very happy to announce a new stable release of the Scala distribution: Scala 2.9.1 final is currently available from our Download Page. Many thanks to all our contributors and testers! This is a maintenance release: several bugs have been fixed, and other improvements introduced. The new Scala 2.9.1 release has been designed to be fully binary compatible with the previous version
Beyond 2.8 - A Roadmap | The Scala Programming Language
Scala 2.8 has been released 4 weeks ago. Following our poll on the main page of the site, over 500 projects (more than 50%) have been converted to 2.8 already or the migration will be completed very soon. Now that this major version update is done, I wanted to give a quick sketch of what's to follow. First, we plan to have a bugfix release 2.8.1. We expect this to come out September/October 2010.
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val fruits = List("apple", "banana", "avocado", "papaya") val countsToFruits = // count how many 'a' in each fruit fruits.groupBy(fruit => fruit.count(_ == 'a')) for (count, fruits) <- countsToFruits do println(s"with 'a' × $count = $fruits") // prints: with 'a' × 1 = List(apple) // prints: with 'a' × 2 = List(avocado) // prints: with 'a' × 3 = List(banana, papaya)
Foursquare move to Scala/Lift | The Scala Programming Language
Foursquare is a fast growing service that back in July 2009 both the Washington Post and Mashable were tipping as a potential "breakout hit" or "next Twitter". Foursquare provides a cross between a friend-finder, a social city-guide and a game that rewards you for doing interesting things. It aims to keep you up with the places your friends go, and encourage you to discover new places and explore
Scala 2.8.0 Beta 1 | The Scala Programming Language
This page is no longer maintained — Please continue to the home page at www.scala-lang.org After many months of hard work, the Scala Team is proud to release the first beta of the much-awaited new Scala 2.8! Scala 2.8.0 Beta 1 is now available from our Download Page. It includes a huge number of bug fixes with respect to 2.7.7, and many new features. This beta is the foundation for the release of
A Postfunctional Language | The Scala Programming Language
The past couple of years have seen some extended debates on whether Scala is a functional language. On the one hand, Scala offers essentially all programming constructs typically associated with functional programming and a lot of Scala code is purely functional. On the other hand quite a few people disagree that Scala is a functional language. For instance, Robert Fischer writes that Scala is Not
Google Acquires AppJet | The Scala Programming Language
Google is boosting the development of Wave by adding the people who developed the highly successful EtherPad and its underlying AppJet web framework using Scala. EtherPad is the only web-based word processor that allows people to work together in really real-time. You can see how Scala has contributed to the project by looking at the source code now made available as an Open Source Project. This i
A Taste of 2.8: Scala Collections | The Scala Programming Language
The collection library is undergoing a complete overhaul for Scala 2.8, with three goals in mind: a more coherent design; more code reuse; compatibility with existing sources. Download a recent nightly build (linux-mac / windows) to try the new library for yourself. A coherent design A visit of the 2.8 collections library (see its API) starts in the scala.collection package that contains an abstra
A Taste of 2.8: Continuations | The Scala Programming Language
This page is no longer maintained — Please continue to the home page at www.scala-lang.org Scala 2.8 will support continuations, a powerful control flow abstraction. Among other things, continuations allow using callback oriented, event driven APIs in a direct, statement-by-statement style. This will potentially simplify a number of programming tasks: doing asynchronous I/O using Java NIOusing exe
A Taste of 2.8: The Interactive Interpreter (REPL) | The Scala Programming Language
The Scala Interpreter (often called a REPL for Read-Evaluate-Print Loop) sits in an unusual design space - an interactive interpreter for a statically typed language straddles two worlds which historically have been distinct. In version 2.8 the REPL further exploits the unique possibilities. Package and Class Completion On startup, the REPL analyzes your classpath and creates a database of every
Scala 2.8 Preview | The Scala Programming Language
This page is no longer maintained — Please continue to the home page at www.scala-lang.org After 2.7.4, the next major release of Scala will be 2.8. This version will make a rather bigger jump ahead than previous releases. It will fix many outstanding tickets, and include several changes and additions. Read below for more! Features Included in Scala 2.8At least the following new features will be i
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