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ScalaUA [https://www.scalaua.com/] Navigation Speakers registration form Survey Tickets Contacts 2016 Agenda Speakers Partners Photo 2017 Agenda Speakers Partners Photo Speakers registration form Survey Tickets Contacts 2016 Agenda Speakers Partners Photo 2017 Agenda Speakers Partners Photo 2017 Speakers Andrea Peruffo Tech Lead and Troublemaker, Senior Software Developer at Nokia, Portugal Andrea is a Developer at any level with 6+ years of expertise, from electronic boards firmware and Siemens PLCs up to full stack web application and databases with cutting edge technologies, has an impressive competence in software systems integration of any kind. Don’t call me frontend framework! A quick ride on Akka.Js Juantomás García Molina Data Solutions Manager at OpenSistemas, Spain Juantomás Garcia is a Google Developer Expert is a kind of honorific membership that «recognize» his expertise and community work. Kappa Architecture Eugene Burmako Devtools engineer at Twitter, the USA Eugene is a member of the Scala programming language committee, founder of Scala Macros and Scala Meta. He designed and implemented reflection and macros for Scala together with Martin Odersky, enabling a number of new patterns used in popular community libraries. ScalaMeta semantics API Karl Brodowsky Senior Consultant, Software Architect, Owner, CEO at IT Sky Consulting GmbH, Switzerland Karl has been engaged as an external consultant to many IT projects. He has proven to be a very knowledgeable person in IT with many years of strong experience in software development. Some thoughts about immutability, exemplified by sorting large amounts of data Shimi Bandiel CTO at Trainologic, Israel Shimi is a Scala/Java expert with broad experience in consulting and training. Specialties: Functional Programming, Scala, Java, Haskell, Big Data, Performance, Low Latency, Design, Consulting & Training Mastering Optics in Scala with Monocle András Papp Tech Lead at Emarsys, Hungary András as a Tech Lead at Emarsys is responsible for many Scala projects for 2 years now. He is enthusiastic about functional programming and also likes to spread the word about it. Functional programming techniques in real world microservices Slava Schmidt Scala Consultant, Germany Slava is a Developer with a programming experience over two decades, Chief Architect and Security Expert of several products. Currently working as a Scala coach helping new formed Scala teams to get on track easily and quickly. Developer of the open source Play-Swagger plugin. Property-based testing with ScalaCheck Marco Borst Independent Software Developer at NMCB B.V., Netherlands Marco works as an independent software developer with a strong focus on functional programming. He likes providing historical context and alternative points of views. An engineer by education, a programmer by interest, a pragmatic scientist from experience and a communicator by nature, Marco is inclined to share his crafts with others and positively thrilled when able to learn from others as well. Saving the stack for fun and profit Matthias Langer Senior Software Developer at Irian Solutions GmbH, Austria Matthias is an IT enthusiast with 10+ years of experience with JVM technologies and a special love for Scala and free software. Scala Refactoring: The Good the Bad and the Ugly Jakub Kozłowski Scala Developer at Scalac, Poland Jakub is a young hAkker who spends his days breaking code, running and lifting in the late evenings. In his free time, if he has any, Jakub explores his other interests, which include coffee, playing bass and watching outstanding TV series. Fantastic Monads and where to find them Arthur Kushka Scala backend engineer at AutoScout24, Germany Arthur is a passionate Developer that write freaky stuff on Scala for last three years. In love with pure functions and their composition. Working on streaming data processing and event sourced, CQRS services in AutoScout24. Recursive schemas and fixed point data types Dmitry Spodarets Founder & CEO at FlyElephant, Ukraine Dmitry is an expert in high performance computing and data analysis, lecturer and researcher in Odessa National Polytechnic University and also leads an educational project GeeksLab. Hacktime: Environment for training models in Scala Krzysztof Romanowski Senior Scala Programmer at VirtusLab, Poland Krzysztof is responsible for creating platform for efficient Scala development for really big Scala project. He has spent endless hours debugging Scala IDE, SBT, IntelliJ or even Scala compiler itself. Author of expression evaluator engine for Scala IDE and zinc contributor. 50 shades of Scala Compiler Krzysztof Borowski Scala Developer at VirtusLab, Poland Krzysztof is a co-author of unicorn library, working on various projects on behalf of VirtusLab company, mostly related to Lightbend software stack (Akka / Scala / Play) — large-scale, highly available systems serving millions of clients. Slick 3.x with a little bit of magic Michał Tomański Scala developer at VirtusLab, Poland Michał is building a modern, top-notch microservices-based application using Scala and Akka. Implementing CQRS with Akka Noam Almog Tech Lead and Troublemaker, Mobile Solutions at Wix.com, Israel Noam built from scratch Wix Touch and Wix News Feed, built and designed REST API’s for Wix Third party apps, including synchronous and asynchronous api’s (using ActiveMQ) Clean Tests — how to apply clean code principles on your tests Alexander Nemish Scala Trainer / Consultant / Evangelist, Ukraine Alexander runs brain-training Scala courses about Scala basics, OOP, FP, pattern matching, type classes, monads, lens, and other concepts. 1. ScalaMeta and the Future of Scala 2. Macros in real world and Things Besides Scala Luka Jacobowitz Software Consultant at codecentric AG, Germany Luka is a Software Consultant focused on functional and reactive programming. He is the author of the reactive UI library https://outwatch.github.io Reactive Programming in the Browser with Scala.js and Rx Alon Muchnick Software Developer at Wix.com, Israel Alon is a Software Engineer with background in networking security and Unix systems. For the last two years he has been working for Wix.com, developing Wix Stores, a robust microservices-based eCommerce platform, using Scala stack and CQRS with event sourcing. Building DSLs with Scala — DSLs are everywhere Yurii Ostapchuk Scala Developer at Crossroad Labs, Ukraine Yurii has 3+ years of commercial Scala Development experience, interested in real-world functional programming and distributed systems. He is passionate about code quality and type-safety — striving to become a type astronaut. Demystifying type-class derivation in Shapeless Paul Lysak Scala Developer, freelancer, Ukraine Paul is a freelance Scala Developer. Of the wide range of used technologies Spark plays a central role in his current activities. Spark for noobs Anatolii Kmetiuk Functional Programming Consultant, Ukraine Anatolii specializes on pure functional architectures, DSLs, programming languages’ compilers, concurrent and reactive software. His interests include natural language processing, deep learning and linguistics. Rewriting Engine for Process Algebra Ruslan Shevchenko Scala Consultant, Ukraine Ruslan worked as reseacher in Institue of Software Systems, then was founder of Internet Provider [NBI], founder of software development firm [GradSoft], than works in various projects in telecom and advertising industry. Founder of .UA scala user group, has over 10 publications in peer-reviewed journals, active columnist for the Ukrainian developers community portal. 1. Flawors of streaming 2. Kryo Serialization Macros and Things Besides Scala (in pair with Alexander Nemish) Anton Kulaga Bioinformatician at Computational Biology of Aging Group, Romania Anton is actively using Scala and Spark for Bioinformatics. GERONTOMICS: how Scala & Spark help to cure aging and cancer We are looking forward you to join our speakers` team! Speakers Registration Form +38 067-914-56-57 +48 577-762-111 scala.conference@gmail.com Страницы 2017 Speakers registration form Survey Contacts 2016 ScalaUA Conference Code of Conduct Speakers Registration Form Survey Amity theme