Working on open-source software can be a very rewarding experience. Whether you contribute to a particular library that you use daily or just to learn something new out of plain curiosity. The scalafmt is an example of an open-source project that is very mature and well managed.

Scala Native performance and memory usage compared with JVM and Graal Native Image.

The long-awaited premiere is here: Scala 3 is a reality. Join us at the Scala 3 Release Party by sphere.it on Friday, April 23rd.

Scala 3, like all modern languages, needs a tool for generating documentation. Scaladoc, the documentation engine used with Scala 2, is stable and powerful, but it cannot be used ‘as is’ in the Scala 3 world.

In this post, we would like to show how to create a simple plugin for IntelliJ with JCEF, the new WebView framework. In our company, we use it to build such tools as GraphBuddy or CodeTale. The first one is already released, the second one we are still working on in our R&D team. It is a plugin to your IDE, which enables you to browse comments from pull requests.

When Martin Odersky joined the VirtusLab Advisory Board, we promised to publish the summary of our involvement in the Scala 3 ecosystem. Here it is!

At the end of 2020, the work on the upcoming release of Scala 3 is intensifying. This is the perfect time to get to know, explore, and eventually add Metals to your toolkit!

Things I would have told my younger-self about using Option in Scala

Join Scala specialists during the fourth micro.sphere.it meeting and hear about their latest work hacks and lessons learned!

Creator of Scala language joins VirtusLab’s Scala Steering committee and future of Scala 3 commercial support & maintenance.

Jon Pretty has been added to VirtusLab’s Scala Steering Committee.

Summer is getting closer and with it our next events, which we are running online due to the coronavirus situation. Stay safe at home & enjoy the opportunity to expand your knowledge!