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.
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.
In this article, you'll learn more about changes in Scala 3's metaprogramming functionality compared to Scala 2.