Netty gets SPDY.

More on teaching people Scala.

"Scala school was started as a series of lectures at Twitter to prepare experienced engineers to be productive Scala programmers. Being a relatively new language, but also one that draws on many familiar concepts, we found this an effective way of getting new engineers up to speed quickly. This is the written material that accompanied those lectures. We have found that these are useful in their own right."

I'd rather be using netty, but this has a really nice API.

A free Scala quickstart book.

"Spark is an open source cluster computing system that aims to make data analytics fast — both fast to run and fast to write."

"scala-graphs is a library that aims to provide a simple and flexible framework for working with graphs and graph algorithms in Scala."

Notes on cross-building Scala projects with sbt.

"Kiama is a Scala library for language processing. It enables convenient analysis and transformation of structured data. The programming styles supported by the library are based on well-known formal language processing paradigms, including attribute grammars, tree rewriting, abstract state machines, and pretty printing."

Fantastic high-level wrapper for making async http requests on the JVM. <3

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Very nice. Commercial support for Scala and Akka.

How to write Scaladoc comments.

Watch out.

A really solid overview of Scala that covers so many of the reasons that I love it.

The parallel collections in Scala 2.9 are pretty exciting. Here's how to use them.

A great look at creating highly-concurrent atomic data structures.

Changes coming in Akka 2.0 sound pretty impressive. Write your code one way and have it work locally or distributed.

Looking forward to new features in Scala 2.9: "Parallel collections utilize multicore processors by implementing bulk operations such as `foreach`, `map`, `filter` etc. in parallel."

Someone else working with a previous version of jMonkeyEngine and Scala.

A Scala success story and a high-level look at some of the architecture behind Twitter Places.

This module lets you write play framework apps in Scala.

Progression from Scala newb to master.

A bunch of thoughts and pointers.

Slides and videos now online.

Treating JSON as an AST in Scala. Ships with lift but can be used standalone as well.

A Scala template engine that supports Mustache, some HAML-alikes, and a JSP-like template language.

Looks like a great collection of talks. I can't wait to see the decks.

An in-depth guide at getting Etherpad working locally.

The AppJet crew drops the source code for etherpad.

"Open Source: It's always been a part of what makes Imageworks tick. However, up until now we haven't had a chance to contribute back to the open source community. We're beginning to change that now."

"Step is a tiny Scala web framework inspired by Sinatra and originally based on some code I found on an awesome blog post."

I love the journaling of big queues and the move to transactions.