About Scala News
Hi Everyone and Welcome to Scala's latest resource to keep up with the news of what's happening around the Scala community.
What makes this resource unique is that every edition of it will be crowd sourced. Yes that means I need everyones help to contribute links to include in the next edition of the newsletter by submitting a PR.
Why Did I create this
There where multiple reasons, some of which where as follows:
- I want to see more people write more long form blogs and articles, so this is my bit to help your writings to be discovered. I have even added a page to serve as a blog directory with a link to a bloggers website and rss feed. Let's bring back the google reader days all and write more blogs and spend less time on social media :-)
- I wanted an excuse to use Laika via sbt-typelevel to see what it's like.
- As a bonus, I wanted a resource to get a list of links to latest information that is not on medium or behind a pay wall and we can all contribute to it via a PR on GitHub.
Will this site be successful?
- I need everyone in the community to contribute links as I don't have time to do it alone, So please contribute.
- Hopefully with time everyone will be using their preferred rss reader to follow the bloggers they like and there won't be any need for this site so that its success is measured by it being archived as not needed or just being there to serve as a directory of Scala bloggers to follow using rss.
How Do I add a link to be included in the next edition?
See README for details.
How do I add my Blog to the Blog Directory?
See README for details.
What kind of links will be published?
Any link related to Scala programming that helps you learn and stay in touch, link to release notes for new version of packages and links to upcoming Scala related events.
Its hard work writing a book, so I am happy to include links to Scala related books by their authors and any discount they want offer our readers.
I won't be including any links that are directly or indirectly promoting a company and/or a service. This includes but is not limited to paid training and workshops.
Code of Conduct
Please follow the Scala Code of Conduct
Contact Me
Please use GitHub Discussions or if reporting a bug or suggesting a feature use GitHub issues