danielglauser
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@ Is there anywhere you explain why you don't use native Scala actors (or how actors differ from native Scala actors)?
about 21 hours ago
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in reply to jboner
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Hopping on the bikes with the family hoping to get a ride before the weather comes in!
about 21 hours ago
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@ ...with enough depth to get things done.
about 21 hours ago
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in reply to pmonks
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@ The staircase book is a good explanation of the spec, Programming Scala is a good balance of getting started quickly...
about 21 hours ago
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in reply to pmonks
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Programming Scala (O'Reilly) has the best succinct explanation of functional programming I have ever read. Also explains closures well
about 21 hours ago
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@ Thanks for the book, I'm enjoying it. Didn't think I needed it but it fills the gap between Venkat and Odersky's book.
4:26 PM Nov 27th
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in reply to deanwampler
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@ What are you using for persistence with Scala? Hibernate? JPA/EclipseLink?
3:53 PM Nov 27th
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in reply to nuttycom
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Having good luck with the Scala 2.8 beta plugin on NetBeans 6.8 beta.
3:10 PM Nov 27th
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@ Although you could have just had someone download the slides from the site too. :)
3:01 PM Nov 27th
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@ I hear you Matt! Having the slides on my cell phone saved me when my laptop borked at @.
3:01 PM Nov 27th
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in reply to matthewmccull
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Just purchased O'reilly's "Programming Scala". Already enjoying the section on DSLs. The forward by @ lends a bit of credibility. :)
2:58 PM Nov 27th
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The baby is asleep, the wife is out, and I'm working on my first DSL in Scala.
3:07 PM Nov 25th
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Loading the Scala Netbeans plugin for work. Yes, for work. It must be the holidays. Positively giddy. Internal DSL land, here I come!
3:38 PM Nov 24th
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@ Thanks for the heads up about . I see the distinction, you are not changing the byte code but you are changing the class file
10:52 AM Nov 24th
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One great use case for Git: offshore development with poor infrastructure (a.k.a. slow pipes).
9:25 AM Nov 24th
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A good night's sleep makes for a good day. Ready to roll today, ready to roll.
9:23 AM Nov 24th
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@ My neighbor works for Dish (kind of funny since I work for Comcast). I'll make sure to kick him in the shins when I get home.
3:38 PM Nov 23rd
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in reply to prpatel
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@ Apple funds the replacement hardware by mining broken drives for data. Prepare to be p*wned.
2:25 PM Nov 23rd
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in reply to matthewmccull
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It was good meeting @ and @ at this weekend.
1:54 PM Nov 23rd
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@ shows how the big picture can be achieved through sizable building blocks and @ is always entertaining... and informative
6:52 AM Nov 23rd
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- Name Daniel Glauser
- Location Castle Rock, Colorado
- Bio A software architect specializing in Scala and Groovy and whitewater kayaker in the Denver area.
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