Excited to see so much potential to improve everyone's life with the use of AI.
Engaging with the organizers and fellow participants was a highlight of the event. #AIforGood#GoogleAI
🎉 The Scala Toolkit is here!
💡 It is a big step in making Scala more accessible, lightweight and fun to use.
✨ Check out our latest blog post at https://t.co/TLT8jNNd7w for all the details!
Haven't you heard? We are hosting a special meetup on June 5th.
Join us for presentations on new, exciting topics in LLM and AI and networking opportunities!
https://t.co/N45TORJLAf
#ScalaDays#ArtificialIntelligence#Scala#opensource @XebiaFunctional @databricks
📯 Scala 3.3.0 is out!
✨The first release in the 3.3 Long Term Support series brings unused symbols warnings, improvements to the braceless syntax, boundary/break abstraction, and much more.
Read the full announcement:
https://t.co/cnDAcwg1qf
Scala CLI experimental feature of the week: support for Markdown sources!
Pass a .md file instead of .scala or .sc and run Scala code from the contained snippets. Run tests within your docs, or create a runnable blog post.
The possibilities are endless!
@otobrglez Scala IMHO is possibly the most diverse tech community I've ever seen in several ways. Comparing to The Mandalorian, I totally see different tribes and factions, equality fascinating and skilled. So, what do I think about teaching #Scala to kids?
#Scala.js 1.13.1 is out! This release contains bug fixes and optimizations. In particular, we significantly optimized the linker (fastLinkJS), which should now be measurably faster in incremental runs (second run and following in one build tool session). https://t.co/3I0CiK7z7a
@rockthejvm Developer 2.0, or maybe modern age wizards. Anyone can prompt, but developers know which questions generate the best responses and how to combine or guide the combination of them, turning words in powerful effects in the real world. That's magic basically 😉
@scalarconf@jdegoes Can we have more context to understand the decision? People seam quick to jump in defense of A or B but I miss context. Opinions do not qualify as evidence.
@jdegoes I disagree with the “Only disagree with the stuff that's actually wrong” part. That implies that for every disagreement are absolute right and wrong sides, and people would need to deeply evaluate their own understanding before saying anything. Internet would be very silent 🙂