Implicit tricks -- the Type Class pattern
Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. Some people have been recently discovering the Scala equivalent of Haskell's Type Classes. I was a bit suprised because I thought everyone with enough Scala experience already knew about them, but, apparently, I was wrong. A type class is basically a way to classify types based on the methods they offer. It offers an alternative
Delimited Continuations Explained (in Scala)
Random thoughts of an IT worker in the stone age of computer science. One of the promised features for Scala 2.8 is a delimited continuations plugin. A brief description was given in the Scala site, though the examples were, in my opinion, badly chosen. Though my understanding is still pretty bare, I intend to shed a bit of light on it here. This is not directed at the experts, the people who will
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