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Lex Spoon discusses the Scala programming language including the origin of Scala, the philosophy behind Scala, the Scala feature set, Object-Oriented and Functional programming in Scala, examples of Scala code, writing DSLs, how Scala is converted into Java, Scala performance, Abstract Data Types, unapply, actors and partial functions. Lex Spoon divides his time between two posts: he works at EPFL in Switzerland on the Scala team, and at IBM Research in New York on X10.

1-00 - Keynote - Jason Zander 1-01 - CSharp3 - A Hejlsberg 1-05 - Lively Kernel - Dan Ingalls - Sun 1-06 - JScript - P Lakshman 1-07 - Irony and ERP Language Challenges - Roman Ivantsov 2-00 - Democratizing the Cloud with Volta - E Meijer 2-01 - Newspeak - Gilad Braha 2-02 - Resolver One - Giles Thoma 2-03 - Retargeting DLR - Seo Sanghyeon 2-04 - Visual Basic - Paul Vick 2-06 - PHP - Wez Furlong 2-07 - Phalanger - Tomas Petricek 2-08 - Pex - Peli de Halleux 2-09 - Numerical Computing with the CLR - Jeffrey Sax 2-10 - remotion Mixins - Stefan Wenig 2-11 - CodeIt - Serge Baranovsky 3-00 - IronRuby - John Lam 3-01 - Ruby.NET - Wayne Kelly 3-02 - FSharp - Luke Hoban 3-03 - Parsing Expression Grammars in FSharp - Harry Pierson 3-04 - NStatic - Wesner Moise 3-05 - Moonlight and Mono - M de Icaza 3-06 - VS Shell - A Marten 3-07 - Modeling and Languages - Don Box 3-08 - Cobra - Chuck Esterbrook 3-09 - Intentional - M Christerson 3-10 - Scala - Ted Neward