Eugene Burmako
Eugene works with Twitter Inc and is a member of the Scala team, founder of Scala Macros and Scala Meta.
Talks I've Given
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A new macro system for Scala - Intermediate
Featuring Eugene Burmako
In this talk, you will explore plans regarding the future of macros. You will start with analyzing the five-year history of macros, figuring out what worked out well and what was a bad idea. Afterwards, you will discover the design of a new macro system based on scala.meta and will highlight the...
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What Are Macros Good For?
Featuring Eugene Burmako
This talk will outline what Scala macros are, and in what capacity the notion of compile-time metaprogramming can be useful to you, on a series of concrete use cases from research and industry. You will see how Slick, Play, Shapeless, Akka, Pickling, Async, Specs, and others use macros and will...
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Half a Year in Macro Paradise
Featuring Eugene Burmako
Announced right before 2.10.0-final, macro paradise became the home for experimentation in the macro land. In this talk I will cover the ideas we played with and outline what panned out and what did not. What's going to happen to quasiquotes? Are type macros useful enough? Do macro...
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Project Kepler: Compile-Time Metaprogramming for Scala
Featuring Eugene Burmako and Jan Christopher Vogt
In this talk for Scala Days, Eugene Burmako and Christopher Vogt introduce macros and quasiquotations, facilities enabling compile-time metaprogramming in Scala.
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Language tools lead at Twitter, member of the Scala language committee, founder of Reasonable Scala, Scalameta and Scala Macros
My Work
Language tools lead at Twitter at Twitter, Inc.
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