As Scala 3 maintainers, VirtusLab has big plans for this year. We have put them all together in a detailed roadmap, specifying the future of Scala 3 in 2024. Read on to learn how we intend to release new versions more often, improve reporting, and enhance the UX of Scala 3 and the tooling.
Scala 3.3.0 was released as the first Long-Term Support (LTS) version in Scala's history. Let's see what happened and what changes occured.
VirtusLab shows you how to build an AI app with Scala 3 & Besom from scratch.
Learn how we leveraged Scala 3's decompiler to mine compiler metadata with TASTy files, streamlining data gathering in 150 code lines.
No programming language can succeed long-term without strong stability guarantees. Scala 3 takes this seriously, giving you excellent backward output compatibility and ensuring your code will work in future versions without changes.
A sneak peek at the new scala runner, Scala CLI, including a comparison to its predecessor and a showcase of the tool.
We have compared Scala Native performance aspects and memory usage with JVM and Graal Native Image in this article.
A guide to using Bazel, an artifact-based build system, for Scala developers with an example and step-by-step instructions.
The Scala survey 2022 is here and reveals some interesting facts about Scala 2 and Scala 3. Learn how Scala is used and more.
A guide on automatically parallelizing effectful code written with for-comprehensions and making the process simple and painless.
Update: Tutorials for Scala Toolkit were released on scala-lang page! Learn how to use Toolkit.
Scala 3 migration can be scary. Will teams adopt it quickly? Will it be as powerful as Scala 2? These and more questions we'll answer here.
