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Let's meet before Scalar!
Scalar Conference is back! And so is our legendary pre-party, this year with bonus talks!
We meet at NOBU HOTEL WARSAW, Wilcza 73, Warszawa.
You're welcome to attend, even if you're not attending the conference the next day!
The sponsor of the meetup is JetBrains:
JetBrains creates intelligent software development tools consistently used and trusted by 11.4 million professionals and 88 Fortune Global Top 100 companies. Our lineup of more than 30 products includes IDEs for most programming languages and technologies, such as IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, and others, as well as products for team collaboration, like YouTrack and TeamCity.
The sponsor of the meetup is Iterators:
Our vision is to create an agile environment where the spark of the client’s idea is flamed by the most impactful solutions – fast, transparent, and sustainable.
The agenda of ScalaWAW #39:
18:15 - 18:30 - Meet & greet
18:30 - 19:30 - “Everything You Need to Know to Get Started with Caching in sbt 2.x”, Aleksandra Zdrojowa
19:30 - 20:00 - Networking break
20:00 - 21:00 - "Lightweight Declarative Scala Builds with Mill 1.1.0", Li Haoyi
21:30 - ... - Afterparty, place TBA
The event will be live-streamed. Follow ScalaWAW Youtube channel for the details.
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