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Add Scala Highlights from 2024 #1744
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Feb 4, 2025
Adrien says he will publish on Wednesday unless there is further review feedback |
before merge we need to change this:
as we're not using that phrase in public communication. I'll discuss with Darja what it should say instead. ("Scala"? "The Scala Center", which is the actual coordinating organization here?) |
Darja raised a couple concerns about https://www.scala-lang.org/blog/ one is that it currently has this: ![]() which is 1) wildly out of date (the links are ancient), and 2) could be confused with the new Scala Highlights I think we can just get rid of this. the other is the blog categories: the categories are confusing, that's a longstanding issue: #1006 but Darja would like to have a "Highlights" category, which I do think makes sense. if one or more of the other categories needs to be eliminated to make room for it, then great. |
I know the Highlights cover more than just the compiler. But in practice we are all part of the Scala Core Team, so I would claim we should use |
Done :)
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thanks @zainab-ali, I pushed 0b9b0f6 which uses "our" to avoid that phrase |
The community page also has many useful links to newsletters, learning materials, and other resources. | ||
Pull requests to this page from the community are welcome. | ||
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## How to support Scala? |
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Grammatically, I think this should be one of:
## How you can support Scala
## How to support Scala
## How can I support Scala?
Given that we refer to your
in the paragraph below, How you can support Scala
might work best.
With that said, there are many other initiatives that would appeal to the Scala developer the Highlights
are intended for. It might be better to ask for community participation in discussions, events and OSS projects.
Instead of asking them to join the advisory board, this could ask individual Scala developers for donations and to persude their workplace to join the board.
Thanks @SethTisue ! The comments added afterwards are all pretty minor - I was mid-review during the blog post release, and figured I'd submit them anyway. |
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Thanks so much for addressing these this even though the post has been published!
I've added a couple of last suggestions, after feedback from sharing the post.
As always, we publish a schedule of upcoming (and past) conferences at <www.scala-lang.org/events>. | ||
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Though the Scala meetup and conference scene was dealt a heavy blow by COVID, now in 2024 we see it recovering. | ||
We’re especially pleased to see Scala-specific conferences such as Scala.IO (Paris), Scala Matsuri (Tokyo), Scalar and Art of Scala (Warsaw), and Functional Scala (virtual) continuing. |
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Minor note: since we're listing them, we could add links to each one:
We’re especially pleased to see Scala-specific conferences such as [Scala.IO](https://scala.io) (Paris), [Scala Matsuri](https://scalamatsuri.org) (Tokyo), [Scalar](https://www.scalar-conf.com) and [Art of Scala](https://artofscala.com) (Warsaw), and [Functional Scala](https://www.functionalscala.com) (virtual) continuing.
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hmm, I wouldn't be opposed to having individual links, but I more or less intentionally didn't do it since all those same links are already at https://www.scala-lang.org/events
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in 66100aa I added ", with links" to emphasize that a bit