Glad you like them! The reason Scalatags is so good is that it is my 7th iteration of a HTML templating library: starting from using XHP at work, I had written my own templating libraries in PHP, Python, C#, F#, and 2 others in Scala before settling on the Scalatags style a few years ago that is basically unchanged today.
Given how much work I’ve obsessively put into that effort over many years, the final library damn well better be good to use!
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Re:Hands-on Scala Programming
by taikawatiti on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @04:33AM
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I can tell you if this were true he wouldn't be programming a language that has to deal with jvm.
Re:Hands-on Scala Programming
by kalium-xyz on Wednesday April 22, 2020 @09:17PM
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Lots of people from good families work in JVM backed solutions as a choice, I understand that this might come as a shock.
Re:Hands-on Scala Programming
by lowiqengineer on Wednesday April 22, 2020 @01:59PM
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That is what Google implies...unless they just share names, universities, and ages.
In fact I can probably say this for a lot of his work, anyone learning from him would probably learn a user centric way of library design.