Time | Name | Topic | What's happening at the same time? |
10:20to 10:35 | Bill Venners, Zahari Dichev, Noel Welsh, Guillaume Martres |
||
10:40to 10:55 | |||
11:05to 11:15 | Jakob Odersky | Simple UNIX tools for Scala development | Break |
11:15to 11:25 | Jon Pretty | Pattern Matching with Kaleidoscope | |
11:35to 11:50 | Olafur Pall Geirsson, Maciej Gorywoda, Bjorn Regnell, Heiko Seeberger |
||
11:55to 12:10 | Jon Pretty | New Features in Scala 3 | |
12:15to 12:30 | Łukasz Biały | Cloud-native Scala | Break |
12:35to 12:50 | Jacek Kunicki | Scalatest: you're asserting it wrong | Jeremy Smith & Aish, Eugene Yokota, Petra Bierleutgeb, Stu Hood |
12:55to 13:10 | |||
14:00to 14:10 | Tomasz Godzik | Metals build tools integrations | Lunch |
14:15to 14:25 | Krzysztof Borowski | Scala abstract semantic graphs visualization | |
14:35to 14:50 | Jon Pretty | Building Shapeless and Cats with Fury | Li Haoyi, Viktor Klang, Krzysztof Romanowski, Daniel Westheide |
14:55to 15:10 | Alex Archambault | Seamless apps and scala tools installation with coursier install | |
15:15to 15:30 | Tomasz Godzik & Ólafur Páll Geirsson | Try out Metals - mini workshop | Break |
15:35to 15:50 | Tomasz Godzik & Ólafur Páll Geirsson | Try out metals - continued | Miles Sabin, Markus Jura, Justin Kaeser, Daniela Sfregola |
15:55to 16:10 | Bartosz Radzyński | From factory to cloud, how we plan to scale a production monitoring system. | |
16:20to 16:30 | Tomasz Pasternak | Dependency management with fury | Break |
16:30to 16:40 | Nicolas Rinaudo | Generating properties from decision tables | |
16:50to 17:05 | Jon Pretty | Fast and easy generic derivation with Magnolia | Adam Warski, Josh Suereth, Donna Malayeri, James Ward, Lukas Rytz, Jeremy Hughes |
17:10to 17:25 | |||
17:30to 17:45 | Krzysztof Romanowski | Hoarder. Caching your builds for fun and profit | Break |
17:50to 18:05 | Rob Norris, Gris Cuevas Zambrano, Oli Makhasoeva, Stefan Zeiger |
||
18:05to 18:20 |
Time | Name | Topic | What's happening at the same time? |
10:20to 10:35 | Vojin Javanovic, Tiark Rompf, Rory Graves, Kelley Robinson |
||
10:40to 10:55 | |||
11:05to 11:15 | Iulian Dragos | Compile Scala Faster with Hydra | Break |
11:15to 11:25 | Adam Warski | Tapir: HTTP endpoint descriptions | |
11:35to 11:50 | Nicolas Rinaudo | Metamorphic Testing: the best testing method you've never heard of | Sébastien Doeraene, Richard Whaling, Denis Rosset, Nicolas Stucki |
11:55to 12:10 | Jon Pretty | Building Shapeless and Cats with Fury | |
12:15to 12:30 | Stu Hood | Massively Parallel Distributed Scala Compilation... And You! | Break |
12:35to 12:50 | Krzysztof Borowski | Scala abstract semantic graphs visualization | Justin Pihony, Chris Thalinger, Manohar Jonnalagedda, Jakob Odersky, Natan Silnitsky |
12:55to 13:10 | Krzysztof Romanowski | Hard Benchmarking without Fury | |
14:00to 14:10 | Tomasz Pasternak | Easy Benchmarking with Fury | Lunch |
14:20to 14:35 | Bartosz Radzyński | From factory to cloud, how we plan to scale a production monitoring system. | Diversity and Inclusion Panel |
14:40to 14:50 | Dmitrii Naidanov | BigData tools for IntelliJ | |
14:55to 15:10 | |||
15:15to 15:30 | Jon Pretty | What's new in Scala 3? | Break |
15:35to 15:50 | Krzysztof Romanowski | Hoarder. Caching your builds for fun and profit | Wiem Zine El Abidine, Olivier Girardot, Soeren Brunk, Nicolas Rinaudo, Philipp Haller |
15:55to 16:10 | |||
16:20to 16:30 | Łukasz Biały | Automating GraalVM native-image with Scala build tools | Break |
16:30to 16:40 | Tobias Kahlert | Knowing more than types: Data-flow analysis for Scala in Intellij | |
16:50to 17:05 | Jon Pretty | Building Shapeless and Cats with Fury | Odd Moeller, Alexandre Archambault, Dani Rey, Hanns Holger Rutz |
17:10to 17:25 | |||
17:30to 17:45 | Wiem Zine Elabidine | ZIO in real World | Break |
17:50to 18:05 | Closing Panel |
||
18:05to 18:20 |
We aim to establish long-term partnerships with our customers. Performance, accountability, trust, and delivered results are the basis of this relationship and we know that, but on the top of that, we simply care about making a positive and long-lasting impact.
Our Team is our foundation. We continuously refine our environment to reflect this – to make it more supportive. The structure rejects the hierarchy. We invented a Partnership Model and it is more than just an employer-employee relationship. All partners are equal and, while still involved in their projects, work on the strategic growth of the company and are fully aware of the direction we are heading.
Virtusity – VirtusLab’s training division – was created to offer the highest possible quality IT training by professionals for professionals.
Software Development is our domain – we work hard to push the frontier of software technology and improve efficiency. We invest in R&D, keep track of recent trends, and look around us for inspiration for new solutions or products.
We do our best to drive the growth of the Tech Community and create a space for the exchange of experience and ideas. We constantly make considerable contributions to local and international programming communities and open source projects– we hold regular meet-ups to share knowledge and support devs’ growth. We are proud to be an organizer of Sphere.it – a unique & innovative 5-in-1 tech software conference experience.
Propensive strives to explore and innovate through Scala libraries and tools, having developed microlibraries, such as Kaleidoscope and Contextual, which offer enhanced static safety for Scala applications, macros like Magnolia for fast and simple generic derivation, and research and development into the revolutionary build tool, Fury.
Through our expertise of having developed in Scala since 2004, always at the sharp-end of using Scala creatively, we offer the Advanced Type Mechanics course, the most in-depth study of the Scala 2 Type System, and new for 2019, the Next Generation Scala course on the changes being introduced for Scala 3. Our courses are available as public events at conferences, and as on-site corporate events.
Virtusity – VirtusLab’s training division – was created to offer the highest possible quality IT training by professionals for professionals.
Each year, Propensive organizes Scala World, a unique conference for intermediate and advanced Scala programmers in the Lake District, United Kingdom. This curated programme of talks and extra-curricular activities has a successful history of bringing together a diverse group of Scala programmers from around the globe for a special occasion in a beautiful part of the world.