joshlemer

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   by joshlemer 11y ago

   Using the natural language style assertions is optional though, and only work if you incorporate the 'Matchers' trait in your tests. If that's too magical, you can still use plain old assertions or one of the other styles her
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   by joshlemer 11y ago

   Is it really common for companies to have a single dominant language though? It seems that most companies have their eggs in four or so baskets.
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   by joshlemer 11y ago

   http://www.squants.com/ seems like a great library for studying, since it's inherently intuitive, self contained, well documented, and exposes a terrific api.
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   by joshlemer 11y ago

   Walmart, EnerNOC, Verizon, LinkedIn, Hootsuite, Coursera, Foursquare, Meetup.com, Nitro, Workday, AirBnB, there's quite a lot..
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   by joshlemer 11y ago

   In what ways does Scala you've written end up being unreadable just days later? I honestly find that Scala code is some of the simplest and easiest to reason about of any language. Writing Scala has honestly been such a joy, it's
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   by joshlemer 12y ago

   You should submit an issue on Github :)
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   by joshlemer 12y ago

   Just so you know the demo is wiped every 24 hours or so, and you don't have to confirm your email address. Just go try it out with Zibulon@Zibulon.com and give a "password" password and you're in!
8. 548.▲
   by joshlemer 12y ago

   You can use a fake email account, such as shurcooL@shurcooL.com