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Getting started with Scala and Scalatra – Part IV
Welcome to the last part of this series of tutorials on scala and scalatra. In this part we’ll look at how you can use Akka to handle your requests using an asynchronous dispatcher, ...
RateLimiter – discovering Google Guava
RateLimiter class was recently added to Guava libraries (since 13.0) and it is already among my favourite tools. Have a look what the JavaDoc says: Let’s start from ...
Fault-tolerance primitives in Scala: links and traps
Over the last decade Actor Model is actively marketed as a simple, effective and save concept for building concurrency. Being popularized by Erlang in early nineties, and used as a ...
Getting started with Scala and Scalatra – Part III
This post is the third on a series of articles I’m writing on scalatra. In ‘part I’ we created the initial environment, and in ‘part II’ we created the ...
Getting started with Scala and Scalatra – Part II
In the previous part of the tutorial we created a simple application from scratch and setup Eclipse so we could edit the scala files for scalatra. In this second part of the tutorial ...
Getting started with Scala and Scalatra – Part I
In this series of tutorials we’re going to look a bit closer at scalatra. Scalatra is a lightweight scala based micro-web framework, that can be used to create high performance ...
Real World Scala Test
There was recently a study about Scala vs. Java where some of Scala’s productivity, conciseness, and multi-core abilities were put to the test. The basic idea is take some semi-experienced ...
Building ScalaFX 1.0 with Gradle 1.1
After becoming a little disenchanted with the SBT for Scala, I wanted an alternative that was more logical, simpler to understand and had a better user experience. After all, the whole ...
Scala: Missing OO and FP bridge
Scala blends functional and object-oriented programming in many nice ways. You can use both FP an OO-like constructs whichever fits the current problem better. But there’s always ...
Mahout and Scalding for poker collusion detection
When I’ve been reading a very bright book on Mahout, Mahout In Action (which is a great hands-in intro to machine learning, as well), one of the examples has caught my attention. Authors ...
