Welcome, New York Software Developers!

Location: New York, NY 40.72-74.0 10012US

Meetups: 12 so far

Members: 200 Software Developers

Rating: New York Scala Enthusiasts 4.5018

Meetup topics: Software Developers, Scala, Java, New Technology, Internet & Technology

Founded: February 7, 2009

We're the other, better, more awesome NYSE. We're focused on discussing the Scala Programming Language's uses, patterns, and practices.

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Our next MeetupChecking in to Lift, with Foursquare

Dec 7 Mon 6:30 PM

Where?: Meetup Headquarters

632 Broadway

3rd Floor, Suite 301

New York, NY 10012

Who’s coming?: 46 Yes / 2 Maybe

( 2 spots left )

Using examples from their production web site, Harry Heymann of Foursquare will show how Lift's view-first architecture is well suited to interactive, AJAX-infused pages.

If you've never used Lift before, this talk will give you a good overview of its security model, ORM layer Mapper, and pointers on starting your own project with Lift.

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“ If you are interested in functional programming and it's effects on Java ecosystem and web-development, than this group might be a good place to look for interesting talks. ”

—Yegor Bryukhov

“ If you would like to learn scala or just get an idea on what can be done in functional programming space this group is for you. ”

—Edward

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Past Meetups

Nov 9 6:30 PM

Scala LiftOff Speed Summaries

15 attended – 5.003
Oct 30 9:00 AM

Scala Lift Off

6 attended
Sep 14 6:30 PM

Scala Learning Meetup

19 attended – 5.004
Aug 27 9:00 PM

See Josh Cough Off

5 attended – 4.502
Aug 4 6:30 PM

Polyglot Programming on the JVM

40 attended – 4.508
Jul 18 3:00 PM

Speeding scalac: Partial Compilation in sbt

20 attended – 4.503
Jun 22 6:30 PM

Prolog's Heir Apparent: Declarative Programming in Scala

28 attended – 4.507
May 18 6:30 PM

Passing the Buck: How Functional APIs are Easier on Everyone

28 attended – 4.503
Apr 27 6:30 PM

New York Scala Enthusiasts April Meetup: Testing in Scala

25 attended – 4.502
Apr 16 6:30 PM

Jorge Ortiz shares his Scala Tips

18 attended – 5.005

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Nov 22
- New member
  
  Steve Lihn
  
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