IronSource
IronSource
Originally founded by a team of developers building consumer applications, the ironSource founders realized just how difficult it is to turn apps into a business. So they built an extensive suite of tools to help app developers succeed, and quickly became the market leader in application monetization and distribution. Since then, the company has continued in the same vein, continually building comprehensive solutions that power the free-to-play economy.
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Automatic Parallelisation and Batching of Scala Code
Featuring Gjeta Gjyshinca and James Belsey
Morgan Stanley has developed a technology that allows the widespread automatic parallelisation of execution. James and Gjeta are part of a team who, using the Scala language and ecosystem, have built a runtime that automatically parallelises users’ Scala code. During this talk, you will discover...
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Lightning Talk - Install Your Scala Toolchain with SDKMAN!
Featuring Marco Vermeulen
SDKMAN! is a tool for managing parallel versions of multiple Software Development Kits on most Unix based systems. It provides a convenient Command Line Interface (CLI) and API for installing, switching, removing and listing Candidates.
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Keynote: The Maths Behind Types
Featuring Bartosz Milewski
You often think of types as specifying data layouts in computer memory. You have bytes, shorts, floats, and arrays, which are very close to the metal. But then you have integers and Booleans, which are abstractions taken from math. And then there are algebraic data types, and function types....
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Akka support in IntelliJ IDEA
Featuring Andrew Kozlov
No doubt that almost every application is multi-threaded nowadays. But building a good one is still a big deal. For example frameworks (that were actually supposed to make the concurrent programming easier) became quite complicated themselves. So now it's IDEs' turn.
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Farewell Any => Unit, Welcome Akka Typed!
Featuring Heiko Seeberger
Akka has become a very successful platform for building reactive systems. At its core the akka-actor module implements the actor model as created by Carl Hewitt et al. Surprisingly enough, although Scala and Java are type safe languages, Akka actors are untyped. This means that we can send Any...
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Real World Serverless
Featuring Petr Zapletal
Serverless is a hot topic in the software architecture world and also one of the points of contention. Serverless can let you run our code without provisioning or managing servers. You don't have to think about servers at all. Things like elasticity or resilience might not longer be our...
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Building a Tagless Final DSL for WebGL in Scala
Featuring Luka Jacobowitz
In functional programming you very often find yourselves wanting to use some kind of library that doesn’t really expose a functional API. That’s where embedded domain specific languages come to the rescue.
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Integration Testing using sbt, Scalatest and Docker
Featuring Emanuele Blanco
Unit tests help you to write software that adheres to a certain sets of requirements, expressed as tests. However, they focus on testing units of software in isolation and not so much on how major parts of a system are integrated. Integration tests fill this gap, and they are an important part of...
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Free Monad or Tagless Final? How Not to Commit to a Monad Too Early
Featuring Adam Warski
Functional programming is on the rise; monads are everywhere. But how to choose the right wrapper for the values which we manipulate (i.e. monad)? Quite often, the answer is far from obvious, and it’s useful to delay the decision as much as possible. Furthermore, picking a particular monad too...
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The Ubiquitous Language in Functional Programming
Featuring Renato Cavalcanti
Domain modelling in software is never pure. Next to the domain data and business logic there is a whole other universe of programming language constructs that we have to deal with (control structures, error handling, asynchronous computations, etc).
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