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\Huge Scala\\[-1mm]
\large ``Better Java'' for Programming the JVM\\[5mm]
\normalsize \textcolor{black}{Christian Urban}
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\item Twitter switched in 2009 from Ruby to Scala
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Transformations:\bigskip
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``Given some input; produce some output.''\\
``Transform the input into some output.''\\

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\item Scala is still under development (compiler is slow)\medskip
\item there are at least 5 books on the market\medskip
\item {\bf\texttt{http://www.scala-lang.org/}}\medskip
\item ``deep'' type-system (computer science)\bigskip\pause
\item (for the lazy programmer)\\ programming in Scala is much more fun

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