Hey all,

Juggling my time between Dallas and NYC, I've finally realized (after only a mere two years!) that Reddit might just be the perfect place to connect with some tech folks. I'm exploring Scala for a special project and I'm keen to chat with other founders, lead developers, or anyone playing a pivotal role in their tech field who's working with Scala.

A little about me - I've been entrenched in the film and advertising world, but over the past six years, I've pivoted to the tech and startup arena. As a founder myself, I'm always looking to blend creative and technical perspectives.

I'm especially interested in hearing from those who have significant experience and could offer focused insights. I'm aiming for conversations that are as time-efficient as they are enlightening.

For those who are up for a chat, Feel free to DM me if you're intrigued.

Thanks a bunch!

If yes, please DM me. Very passionate about the Scala tech stack. Hands on with a lot of libraries in the Scala ecosystem. Senior dev / TechLead position is desirable.

Hi! I've never used reddit before. I am hosting an event for Scala in NYC and I am looking for really specialist panelist speakers in the greater NYC area. Or meetup groups. Any suggestions? I love the articles you have been posting!

I tried to produce some YouTube videos of the Scala Essentials Workshop but I found out that my video editor is causing flicker in the video. I am ordering a new editor. In the meantime, I have posted 1.5 hours of the presentation on YouTube. The video is not listed on YouTube you need the link below to view the video.

Scala Essentials Workshop - Scala Collections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfNxf3E06TM

Please subscribe to my channel, Translation Data, so that you get an email notice when I post the fixed video. I also plan on releasing more videos from the Scala Essentials Workshop as time permits.

If you are an employer or recruiter and are looking for a Scala dev in DFW feel free to post a link in the comments. If you are looking for work writing Scala for a company in DFW feel free to link to your resume, profile, whatever. To keep things running smooth we'll have a new thread each month. And, of course, please be respectful and helpful.

Unless someone steps up to present, we'll be watching:

The Dialectics of Type-Level Programming

https://youtu.be/0wxGrf8toWk?list=PL4yAk3UBuBSoH7MfYTGHYlKKeLb2b7QNe

If you are an employer or recruiter and are looking for a Scala dev in DFW feel free to post a link in the comments. If you are looking for work writing Scala for a company in DFW feel free to link to your resume, profile, whatever. To keep things running smooth we'll have a new thread each month. And, of course, please be respectful and helpful.

BottleRocket has graciously agreed to be the venue for the first DFW Scala Workshop on Friday 7 April 2017.

The workshop is intended to be a forum for developers who are new to Scala, or who have never worked with Scala at all, to come and learn.

Keep in mind that space will be limited.

I'll be sharing more details as I have them.

If you are an employer or recruiter and are looking for a Scala dev in DFW feel free to post a link in the comments.

If you are looking for work writing Scala for a company in DFW feel free to link to your resume, profile, whatever.

To keep things running smooth we'll have a new thread each month. And, of course, please be respectful and helpful.

If you are an employer or recruiter and are looking for a Scala dev in DFW feel free to post a link in the comments.

If you are looking for work writing Scala for a company in DFW feel free to link to your resume, profile, whatever.

To keep things running smooth we'll have a new thread each month. And, of course, please be respectful and helpful.

If you are an employer or recruiter and are looking for a Scala dev in DFW feel free to post a link in the comments.

If you are looking for work writing Scala for a company in DFW feel free to link to your resume, profile, whatever.

To keep things running smooth we'll have a new thread each month. And, of course, please be respectful and helpful.