Scala tips on the JVM
Get a value from application.conf in Play2 framework
takuya71
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0 responses
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scala, framework, play2.0
Great set of cheat sheets
Kamil Michalak
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0 responses
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scala, opensource, git, java
MapReduce Example from Coursera Scala translated to JS
@kjellski
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1 response
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scala, js, learning, functional programming
sbt-extras: a better sbt
Greg Roodt
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0 responses
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scala, sbt
Easy Validation with Scala's Either
jaime jorge
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3 responses
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scala, error handling, software engineering
ScalaTest matchers quick reference
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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scala, reference, scalatest, matchers
Collapse and expand scala code in emacs
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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scala, emacs, code folding
Java Bean convention support in Scala
Eugene Ryzhikov
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0 responses
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scala, java beans
Scala case class "reflection"
Eugene Ryzhikov
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0 responses
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scala, reflection
Scala Regex extractor
Eugene Ryzhikov
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0 responses
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scala, regex
Scala Option Cheatsheet
Eugene Ryzhikov
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0 responses
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scala, option
BDD project with scalatest in 5 seconds
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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scala, bdd, sbt, scalatest
Update property value of immutable object while maintaining immutability
Jeroen Rosenberg
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2 responses
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scala, case class, mutability
use IDEA for Progfun course @coursera
oleksii iepishkin
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4 responses
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scala, intellij, sbt, progfun
Quick fix for scala interpreter in Fedora 17
Kamil Michalak
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0 responses
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scala, linux, java
Testing almost any code in browser
Joel Kirchartz
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4 responses
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jquery, ruby, python, clojure
Specs with Maven and Scala
David Sergey
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0 responses
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scala, bdd, junit, maven
Shorten your Play 2.0 Promise code with scalaz
Tymon Tobolski
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1 response
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scala, scalaz, play, play framework
You can use unapply methods outside of match statements
Dave Stevens
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0 responses
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scala, pattern matching, unapply
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