I'm here pulling my hairs trying to use #scala ScalablyTyped converted sbt plugin to read some typescript library and generate scala code to work under scala.js and just noticed the interesting particularity of it being #gpl3... Now I'm thinking how this affects the building and the license of the resulting thing 🤔
me: I've written a blog post using a static site generator, about migrating another website from Paradox, a static site generator, to Docusaurus, a static site generator, so we can subsume Pamflet, a static site generator. https://eed3si9n.com/sbt-website-update-2024/#Scala
After an 8-year pause, I published the first official release of checktimer, my small desktop time tracking application in #scala (to be precise, it uses ScalaFX, a wrapper around JavaFX).
If anyone knows of #scala positions that are remote and look interesting, I'm listening.
I've taken a look at the discord channel, the reddit post and scalajobs, but pretty sure there are things out there not in those places.
Based in Europe WET timezone, looking for a #remote position. Last position I had was senior software developer where 90% was scala. I know the usual frameworks and libraries and used the language for probably more than 8 years 🤔.
I was a bit curious about this, but apparently the study was not yet released and the closest thing I could find was https://diasporafordevelopment.eu/interactive-map/, which I'm not sure how up to date it is and doesn't seem to provide any tables.
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