Category Scala
I completely forgot to write the summary of Scala Central number 11 I attended one month ago, but here I am for the number 12 just happened in the offices of Babylon Health. First talk was “Use and abuse of… Continue Reading →
It is a busy period, but I am not missing the important meetings. Like Scala Central number 9, that is currently my preferred meetup: firstly because it is Scala, secondly because it is always about interesting topics. This time I… Continue Reading →
Hi everybody. Again, I have been involved in several projects lately, so I neglected the blog. Shame on me! 😛 But today I can speak about something new for me. I wanted to create a REST(ful) API in a fast… Continue Reading →
Hi all, Thursday there was the monthly Scala Central meetup (the number 8). It was hosted by The Telegraph, so we had also a nice view of the journalists working late in the evening. Moreover their offices are close to… Continue Reading →
Hi everybody! I knew that, in one of the Scala Central meetup, a talk was about creating a Sudoku solver. Unfortunately I didn’t attend that talk, but the challenge was nice, so I decided to try by myself to code… Continue Reading →
Hi all, yesterday there was the seventh Scala Central in the offices of Space Ape Games. This is a meetup organised by Alice Lloyd, a very nice person with whom I gladly speak the first time I attended one of… Continue Reading →
This post is for those who come from Java world and who worked on Scala from time to time. I have worked on Scala almost 2 years right now, some very interesting features I have never met before in my… Continue Reading →
Previously on Andrea’s blog: we have discussed how, given the setup of a database (Part I), we create Actors (with AKKA) to encapsulate workers that access our database through DAOs (or something like DAO). Now we have our Service Layer, our Data Layer…… Continue Reading →
Previously on Andrea’s blog: in the first part of this post I spoke about setting up a database for the project I did for the interview at BBC (GitHub repo) and about the tables I created (and how to use Evolutions). Now… Continue Reading →
