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NE Scala 2014 talk winners
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the people have spoken | |
45-minute talks: | |
- Heather Miller, “Academese to English: Scala's Type System, Dependent Types and What It Means To You” | |
- Daniel Spiewak, “May Your Data Ever Be Coherent” | |
- Eugene Burmako & Lars Hupel, “Macros vs. Types” | |
30-minute talks: | |
- Eugene Yokota, “Learning Scalaz” | |
- P. Oscar Boykin, “Summingbird: a streaming map-reduce API for Storm, Hadoop and more” | |
- Paul Chiusano, “An introduction to scalaz-stream” | |
- Runar Bjarnason, “Is functional programming impractical?” | |
15-minute talks: | |
- Josh Suereth, “Sbt 1.0 - The interactive build tool” | |
- Luke Amdor, “Better Living Through sbt” | |
- Victor Chan, “Having fun with Play! 2, Akka and Websocket” | |
- Doug Tangren, “What you see and what you get” | |
- Brian McKenna, “Verruca vulgaris treatments for Scala” | |
- Josh Marcus, “Understanding the World Pixel by Pixel” | |
abstracts at http://nescala.org/2014/talks |
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the official schedule including times is now up at http://nescala.org