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Scala with Sofia Vaughn-Jones

CaSE: Conversations about Software Engineering · 2017-09-14 · 37 min

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learningscalaprogramming languagesmonads

Episode notes

Joy Clark talks with Sofia Vaughn-Jones (née Cole) about Scala. Sofia introduces the language and describes its features. They then discuss what kinds of programs can be written with Scala and the tooling and frameworks that are available. They attempt to define what a monad is and how it can be used. To wrap up, Sofia mentions some great resources for getting started with Scala.

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