December 19, 2009

Daily Scala

Jesse Eichar writes a daily blog about Scala.
“A short daily dose of Scala examples and occasionally explanations”.

Everyday a nice read about Scala. I’ve added it to my newsreader and if you like Scala, you should do too!

http://daily-scala.blogspot.com/

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