How Scala Ruined My Java (in a good way)

Scala is a 20 years old language that targets the JVM, Native and JS/WASM. It is concise, type safe and more... Born as a proof of concept for new Java features, initially rejected, later partially adopted into Java, innovation has always been in the DNA of Scala.
Miami Java User Group

IntelliJ IDEA x Scala: Named Tuples

Named Tuples Support in IntelliJ IDEA with Scala plugin
Maciej Gorywoda (@makingthematrix)

Random Scala Tip #624: The Pitfalls of Option Blindness

Here I'm picking specifically on Option because it's so common. As it's often touted as a solution to the "null problem", it easy to think about it as an "never wrong" solution, even more so if you're new to functional programming
Daniel Beskin

From JavaScript to Scala

I was writing C# when Node.js came along. You could run JavaScript on the server now. I was in awe. It wasn’t perfect. But it was freeing and dynamic. I went all in.
Mat Silva (@MatSilva)

Scala 3: The Evolution of a Macro

In this post we are going to explore how Scala 3’s macros can be used to simplify the use of a semi-realistic and boilerplaty tracing library. We’ll see how we can reduce boilerplate using different levels of macro implementations, starting from simple but minimally helpful, and evolving our macros into something more complex but almost magical.
Daniel Beskin

Scala 3.7.0 released!

We’re excited to announce the release of Scala 3.7.0 — a significant minor release that brings stabilized SIPs, powerful new features, expanded platform support, and notable improvements to tooling and compatibility.
Wojciech Mazur (@Wojciech_Maz)

Release v2.0.0-M1 · scalalandio/chimney · GitHub


Mateusz Kubuszok (@MateuszKubuszok)

Release 1.0.2 · dotty-cps-async/dotty-cps-async · GitHub


Ruslan Shevchenko (@rssh1)

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