Scala Class = if( Jaded by Java, restless with Ruby ) { Try some Scala }

• Effective Scala by Josh Suereth

• Up and out: Scaling software with Actors by Viktor Klang
• Why "Big Data" Needs to be Functional by Dean Wampler
• Async & Non-Blocking Scala for Fun And Profit by Brendan W. McAdams
• shapeless: exploring generic programming in Scala by Miles Sabin
• spray: REST on Akka by Mathias
• Plumbing the Web with Unfiltered by Nathan Hamblen
• Play 2.0 by peter hausel
• If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Or: how to write a functional program with IO, mutation, and other effects by Paul Chiusano
• Scala and Machine Learning by Andrew McCallum
• The Typeclass Pattern, an Alternative to Inheritance by Seth Tisue
• Efficient non-leaky functional IO in Scala by John A. De Goes
• lightweight compiler extension by Paul Phillips
• Dead-Simple Dependency Injection by Runar
• Akka: A shiny, new hammer. Now show me some nails already! by Dag Liodden
• ENSIME: What It Is and Why We Care by Daniel Spiewak
• Modular Module Systems: A Survey by Chris League

• Strategies for runtime performance scalability by Eugene Yokota

For summaries go to : http://nescala.org/

Note: they always post online videos of these talks. I'm eagerly waiting for the big data and machine learning ones.

Hey, I need help with this assignment, wherein I have to tale code for an IntStack and convert it into a queue. I.e. turn pushes into enqueues and pops into dequeue. Can someone give me some me basic hints for this endeavor?

The code I have to work with is here (ex. 3): http://people.reed.edu/~jimfix/382/hw1/hw1.scala