SLICK, the Scala Language Integrated Connection Kit, is a framework for connecting to databases (both relational and NoSQL) and other data sources. It integrates them seamlessly into Scala, so that stored and remote data can be queried and processed in the same way as in-memory data using plain Scala classes and collections.

This talk will give an overview over SLICK and give examples how you can use it to create and query rational databases.

Trond is in town delivering Typesafe's 2-Day Advanced Scala course. on September 26th & 27th

	Machine Learning with Storm + Redis Yodit Stanton : 7th May 2013
	Cascalog for the 80% of Data Science Bruce Durling : 7th May 2013
	F# embedded in Excel Adam Mlocek : 25th Apr 2013
	F# embedded in Excel part 2 Adam Mlocek : 25th Apr 2013
	Pitfalls Of Using Frameworks Paul Brian : 18th Apr 2013
	Adventures with Cython Emil Vaughan : 18th Apr 2013
	Using server management framework, Salt Kris Saxton : 18th Apr 2013
	Try F# Hands On Phil Trelford : 11th Apr 2013
	Rapture I/O Jon Pretty : 10th Apr 2013
	Datatype-Generic Programming in Haskell Andres Löh : 9th Apr 2013
	Keynote: The Cucumber Ecosystem Aslak Hellesøy : 4th Apr 2013
	Why your step definitions should be one- Matt Wynne : 4th Apr 2013
	Working in the Cucumber World Andrew Premdas : 4th Apr 2013
	Hands-on introduction to Cucumber.js Julien Biezemans : 4th Apr 2013
	Cross-platform BDD for Mo Karl Krukow : 4th Apr 2013