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About this Session
The Scala community has grown and adapted a lot in the last 10 years. We have made progress with better education, tooling, and communication but we still have a lot of work to do.
Whether you're new to the Scala community or a contributor to the compiler, this talk will look at tangible ways we can get involved and thrive in the next 10 years. We'll discuss how to build trust through education in both online and offline communities. Let's celebrate our wins and examine our losses so that we can make everything from Stack Overflow to Scala Days a welcoming, useful, and positive experience for all.
Required Knowledge
No previous knowledge required.
Speaker(s)
Kelley Robinson
@kelleyrobinson
Kelley has worked in a variety of engineering roles, ranging from trading live cattle derivatives to building production data pipelines in Scala. She created ScalaBridge in 2016 to help expose more people to the Scala programming language. Kelley now combines her experience as a Scala engineer and a teacher in her role as a Developer Evangelist at Twilio, making technical concepts accessible to new audiences.
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