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Showing posts with label Scala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scala. Show all posts

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Kojo Wandering Turtles

Showing how to create multiple turtles in Kojo, and make them wander around. Uses Scala features map and foreach.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Kojo (Scala) Random Polygon Drawing

A demonstration of Kojo's repeat, forward, right, def, setPosition, and setAnimationDelay commands used to draw random polygons.

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Web app using Scala, Lift and Flickr to Show Pictures

Dave Briccetti shows a very simple Web application he is working on for his mom's nature photography Web site, briccettiphoto.com. Written in Scala, it uses the lift Web application framework, and Flickr Web Services to find her pictures. The source code is on GitHub.

Saturday, September 5, 2009

Adding a Feature to TalkingPuffin

This video is different from the other instructional videos in the Young Programmers Podcast, in that it doesn’t teach step-by-step how to do something. Rather, it shows a professional programmer making an improvement to a real product. The product here is TalkingPuffin, an open source Twitter client written in Scala. Dave Briccetti adds a new feature that allows filtering out tweets (messages) from people not following the user. Inexperienced programmers are not expected to understand everything shown. The point is just to see a professional programmer at work, using great tools and a great programming language.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Interviews with Professional Programmers, Part One

Meet some high caliber professional programmers: Dick Wall of Navigenics and The Java Posse, Bill Venners, coauthor of Programming in Scala, and Carl Quinn of Netflix and The Java Posse.