Waitingforcode
FEBRUARY 3, 2023
In this blog post I'll share with you a list of Java and Scala classes I use almost every time in data engineering projects. We all have our habits and as programmers, libraries and frameworks are definitely a part of the group. The part for Python will follow next week!
Rock the JVM
FEBRUARY 22, 2023
Riccardo is a proud alumnus of Rock the JVM, now a senior engineer working on critical systems written in Java, Scala and Kotlin. Version 19 of Java came at the end of 2022, bringing us a lot of exciting stuff. First, we need to use a version of Java that is at least 19. Another tour de force by Riccardo Cardin.
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Picnic Engineering
DECEMBER 19, 2022
Java 8 was released just the year before, adding the beloved lambdas and streams functionality. So why did we end up picking Java as our backend development stack? Remember how Twitter had to re-platform from Ruby to Java to support its growth? Unlike Twitter, Picnic embraced Java from the get-go! Why Java, the language?
Rock the JVM
SEPTEMBER 3, 2023
Play Framework “makes it easy to build web applications with Java & Scala”, as it is stated on their site, and it’s true. In this article we will try to develop a basic skeleton for a REST API using Play and Scala. PlayScala plugin defines default settings for Scala-based applications. import Keys._
Rock the JVM
OCTOBER 30, 2022
This article is for Scala beginners. After you learn the language, the next big thing you need to master is how to write essential “algorithms” in Scala. This tends to make algorithms in Scala quite difficult. This article works identically for Scala 2 and Scala 3. All you need is recursion. map ( row => row.
Zalando Engineering
NOVEMBER 19, 2023
The application is written in Scala and using a Java High Level REST Client, which got deprecated in Elasticsearch 7.15.0 and replaced by ElasticSearch Java API client , so first of all, we had to update the codebase to use the new client. However: It’s in Java. x also represented a choice. Both had their pros and cons.
Advancing Analytics: Data Engineering
APRIL 23, 2020
The thought of learning Scala fills many with fear, its very name often causes feelings of terror. The truth is Scala can be used for many things; from a simple web application to complex ML (Machine Learning). The name Scala stands for “scalable language.” So what companies are actually using Scala?
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