SBTB 2014, Ed Fine: Kiji and Scalding -- the Easy Way to Get Started with Data Science at Scale

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SBTB 2014, Adelbert Chang: Reasoning with Types

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SBTB 2014, Marius Eriksen: Functional Systems

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SBTB 2014, Ivan Topolnjak: From code to dashboards: Monitoring a Reactive Application with Kamon

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SBTB 2014, Jon Pretty: Fifty Rapture One-Liners in Forty Minutes!

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SBTB 2014, Bill Venners: Equality for All

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SBTB 2014, Sasha Ovsanskin: How LinkedIn Uses Scalding for Data Driven Product Development

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SBTB 2014, Bjorn Hamel: istributed Authentication using Reactive Programming in Scala

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SBTB 2014, Peter Potts: The Cake Pattern in Practice

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SBTB 2014, Tathagata Das: Large scale, real-time stream processing using Spark Streaming

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SBTB 2014, Greg Soltis: Designing Highly Concurrent, Multi-Protocol, Multi-Tenant Services in Scala

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SBTB 2014, Jared Roesch: Demystifying Shapeless: An Exploration of Dependent Types in Scala

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SBTB 2014, Phil Monroe: API Development with Scala and Dropwizard

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SBTB 2014, Vitaly Gordon: Data as the Killer App for Functional Programming

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SBTB 2014, Haoyi Li: Cross-platform development with Scala.js

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SBTB 2014, Marconi Lanna: What's new since \

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SBTB 2014, James Earl Douglas: Scala devops: collaborative development and continuous deployment

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SBTB 2014, Chris Richardson: Building microservices with Scala, functional models \u0026 Spring Boot

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