Posts Tagged as scala

1. xsbt-coveralls-plugin 0.0.3 Released

   I’ve spent this weekend working on xsbt-coveralls-plugin and have now released version 0.0.3.

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   tags: xsbt-coveralls-plugin  scala  sbt  code-coverage 

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2. scala-uri 0.3.5 Released

   Last time I blogged about scala-uri was in January when 0.2 was released. Since then a whole bunch of changes have been made and scala-uri is now at version 0.3.5. Here’s the highlights of the changes that have been happening:

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   tags: scala-uri  scala  url  uri  dsl 

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3. scala-uri 0.2 Released

   Over the Christmas break I merged in the pull requests and resolved the open issues on the scala-uri project. Many thanks to GentlemanHal and hgiddens for your contributions!

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   tags: scala-uri  scala  url  uri  dsl 

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4. scala-uri 0.1 Released

   The other day I was looking for a Java or Scala library to help me parse a URL (with query string) and then build a new URL by changing the host and some of the parameters. I read a couple of posts on stackoverflow, but nothing seemed to fit the bill perfectly. I didn’t want to pull in a whole web framework just to do this one simple task, and I was a bit disappointed I couldn’t find a nice small Scala DSL for building URL query strings.

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   tags: scala-uri  scala  url  uri  dsl 

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5. Remote Controlled Thermostat with Arduino

   I was out on a walk on a cold day and thought it would be great to be able to remotely turn on the heating in time for when I got back home, which led to this; my first Arduino project. The remote control is achieved over the Internet and the form is web based, so could equally be controlled via any mobile phone with a web browser.

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   tags: arduino  hack  scala  spring  jetty 

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6. Six Reasons Scala is Awesome

   Scala is a really nice programming language to work with and is easy for devs coming from the Java world (like me) to pick up, due to the fact it runs on the JVM. I thought I’d share the six main reasons I’ve been using Scala for many of my projects at the moment.

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   tags: scala 

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