Jon Pretty

Thank you, @d6, for all the various libraries and tools you've released over the years. A tweet isn't long enough to list all the ways you've made my life easier. #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @fst9000, for refined - both for how clever and interesting the code is to read and for how useful it actually is. Every serious Scala programmer should know about it. Also, of course, scala-steward. #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @rickynils, for scalacheck. This is how I discovered and learned to love property based tests, and I cannot express how grateful I am for that. #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @mapastr, for pureconfig. It's just genuinely good software. I'm slightly upset about purecsv, but not enough not to acknowledge the quality and importance of your contributions to the Scala community. #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @JulienTruffaut, for Monocle, and for the truly fascinating talks you give. I'm consistantly impressed by what you do, and often taken aback by how humble and natural you are about the whole thing. #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @dwijnand and @eed3si9n, for SBT. It's the first build system I've truly come to love, warts and all, and the community wouldn't be the same without your tireless work. #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @travisbrown, for the beauty of the code you write, and for the few occasions I almost gave up on Scala before you somehow brought me back - a kind word on twitter, a helpful explanation on stack overflow, an insightful blog post... #ScalaThankYou

Thank you, @chrilves, for freely sharing your seemingly bottomless knowledge of all the things I wish I knew, and for the unreasonable amount of work you put in your blog posts, workshops and talks. They deserve far more recognition than they're getting. #ScalaThankYou