SkillsCast
Working with databases in Scala using SLICK / ScalaQuery
This talk will give an overview over SLICK and give examples how you can use it to create and query rational databases.
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Working with databases in Scala using SLICK / ScalaQuery
Trond Bjerkestrand
Trond Bjerkestrand, co-founder of Groosker, is a Lightbend-certified Scala and Akka trainer and consultant. He is interested in functional programming, payments, startups and bitcoin and is one of the organizers of the Geneva Scala Enthusiasts meetup.
Working with databases in Scala using SLICK / ScalaQuery
Trond Bjerkestrand
Trond Bjerkestrand, co-founder of Groosker, is a Lightbend-certified Scala and Akka trainer and consultant. He is interested in functional programming, payments, startups and bitcoin and is one of the organizers of the Geneva Scala Enthusiasts meetup.