One more reason to learn Scala: Scala.js
Need another reason to learn about Scala? You probably don't but we found another, Lutz Hühnken will be using Scala.js which allows you to compile Scala to JavaScript. Join him as he builds a tiny Scala application and compile it to JavaScript.
You will learn how to set up the development environment and how to use JavaScript libraries such as jQuery from Scala in the process.
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One more reason to learn Scala: Scala.js
Lutz Hühnken
Lutz Huehnken is a Solutions Architect at Lightbend. He's been working in professional software development since 1997, and has successfully deployed major web applications for clients in different fields (retail, logistics, hospitality, finance). His current focus in on the development of reactive applications - responsive, scalable, resilient systems - with Scala, Akka and Play. Occasionally he speaks about this at conferences.
One more reason to learn Scala: Scala.js
Lutz Hühnken
Lutz Huehnken is a Solutions Architect at Lightbend. He's been working in professional software development since 1997, and has successfully deployed major web applications for clients in different fields (retail, logistics, hospitality, finance). His current focus in on the development of reactive applications - responsive, scalable, resilient systems - with Scala, Akka and Play. Occasionally he speaks about this at conferences.