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Sponsored by SIGPLAN June 13, Portland, Oregon, USA Co-located with PLDI '15. The leading forum for research & development related to the Scala programming language. Keynote Scala: The Industrial Parts Marius Eriksen Principal Engineer, Twitter Scala is a large and very powerful language. This is simultaneously its greatest strength and weakness. On the one hand, Scala is adaptable: it is used in
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