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title: Scala 2 to 3 - Migrations are never easy
presenter: Jane Scalatie
date: Any weekday between 24. June 2021 to 16. July 2021, also open for other dates.
time: the usual after 18:00hrs
even-type: online/offline/hybrid
duration: 45 minutes + Q/A session.
hosts: we can also be on premise hosts.
comments: any other comments here or as comment to this issue, now or later.
Scala 2 to 3 - Migrations are never easy
Was it going to be as bad as Python 2 to 3, or, Angular 1 to 2? We'll tell our story of how a small team of Scalaties ported a not "yet another todo/task list" product with ~10k LOC (not Scala as a better Java) project to Scala 3 in about two months. Yes, we had some Macros, and our project depended on many parts of the ecosystem, mostly cats/typelevel libraries. How did we plan and execute the migration? What went smoothly? What went very wrong? Which tools helped and where did we find help? All will be answered within these 45 odd minutes.Yes, there will be plenty of code as examples.
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Note: This is just an example. And this line isn't part of it. What follows is a YAML front matter
title: Scala 2 to 3 - Migrations are never easy
presenter: Jane Scalatie
date: Any weekday between 24. June 2021 to 16. July 2021, also open for other dates.
time: the usual after 18:00hrs
even-type: online/offline/hybrid
duration: 45 minutes + Q/A session.
hosts: we can also be on premise hosts.
comments: any other comments here or as comment to this issue, now or later.
Scala 2 to 3 - Migrations are never easy
Was it going to be as bad as Python 2 to 3, or, Angular 1 to 2? We'll tell our story of how a small team of Scalaties ported a not "yet another todo/task list" product with ~10k LOC (not Scala as a better Java) project to Scala 3 in about two months. Yes, we had some Macros, and our project depended on many parts of the ecosystem, mostly cats/typelevel libraries. How did we plan and execute the migration? What went smoothly? What went very wrong? Which tools helped and where did we find help? All will be answered within these 45 odd minutes.Yes, there will be plenty of code as examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: