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Lightning Talk Speakers | Free |
As we announced, ScalaMatsuri 2020 will be an online-only conference..
Ref: ScalaMatsuri Blog
https://scalaconfjp.doorkeeper.jp/events/103550
As this will be the first time for ScalaMatsuri to be held online, we will be holding a Pre-ScalaMatsuri online rehearsal on August 30th to help make ScalaMatsuri better!
CAUTION: No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
The order of sessions is not fixed yet, and might be modified later.
Time | Title | Language | Speakers |
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17:00- | Registration | ||
17:30-17:40 | Opening. | Japanese and English | |
17:40-17:50 | Migration from Kotlin to Scala, by force (tentative title) | Japanese | Kory |
17:50-18:00 | How I studied Akka in the last few months | Japanese | FUJII Yoshitaka @yoshiyoshifujii |
18:00-18:10 | A Scala Beginner's Guide to Hom Functor in Scala | Japanese | Kazuyuki TAKASE |
18:10-18:20 | Some Thoughts on Client-Server Configuration in Scala.js | Japanese | Okuno, CTO of Splink, Inc. |
18:20-18:40 | Break | ||
18:40-18:50 | A Scala newbie wanted to grow a method in ________. | Japanese | 集約のエンティティ @pictiny |
18:50-19:00 | How to create a Scala.js React web application in Slinky | Japanese | @nomadblacky |
19:00-19:20 | Benefit and difficulty to introduce Scala and Play Framework into a startup which members are all beginners. |
Japanese | KOSKA, Inc. CEO Kenichiro Sone Kazuki Moriyama |
19:20-19:40 | Break | ||
19:40-21:40 | Party / Networking |
Note: The Japanese titles have been translated into English using DeepL.
In this event, we will use Discord and Zoom Webinar. We will send an invitation URL to those who have registered for this event from this page.
We recommend you to use PC for both Discord and Zoom.
Please review the Code of Conduct and participate only if you agree to it.
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