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Dec 16, 2021

TIL the dream company of my childhood uses a not-terrible PL maybe I can convince them to hire someone with a PhD in programming languages in a few years...

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LEGO Engineering

@LEGOEngineering

· Dec 16, 2021

We are very proud to announce the LEGO Group's first OSS library release — Woof github.com/LEGO/woof, a small Scala 3 logging library

link.medium.com/Ec3Qjx4Y1lb Do we have any #Scala users out there?

Vincent Briglia

@vbriglia

Dec 16, 2021

we're always looking for brilliant people so absolutely look if there's something for you here: lego.com/da-dk/careers if not, just DM me

Pierce Darragh

@pl_pierce

Dec 16, 2021

oh man that would be something! I will absolutely keep it in mind for the future when I get closer to graduation, thank you!

Brendan Zabarauskas

@brendanzab

Dec 17, 2021

Hoping that Legolang will have a comfy static type system. 🥺

Pierce Darragh

@pl_pierce

Dec 17, 2021

I've always described types as kind of like shapes (conceptually), but maybe they're actually LEGO bricks 🤔

Brendan Zabarauskas

@brendanzab

Dec 17, 2021

Yeah! This is one of the metaphors I use. And different type systems let you connect different stuff - like System vs Technic, vs Duplo

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I think a type is like a ‘2x4 brick’, and an element of the type is an actual brick matching that specification

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