Wiki: ScalaSummit

Making waves with startups and enterprises alike, Scala is a concise alternative to Java and similar languages, enabling programmers to be more productive.

If you’re coming to the Scala Summit, please feel free to use this page to communicate with fellow attendees and help us create the best Scala community at OSCON that we can.

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PDXScala is the Portland Scala Users Group – we’re hosting a meet & greet for OSCON and Scala Summit attendees or anyone else in the area who might want to come meet a bunch of Scala fanatics. Please come join us!
Chicago-Area Scala Enthusiasts serves the Chicago Area (Speaker Dean Wampler is the organizer)
New York Scala Enthusiasts Silicon Alley’s Scala Meetup organized by Dustin Whitney. Assistant organizer Nathan Hamblen is at OSCON.

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