PragPub, June 2012
Table of Contents
Features
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It's good to learn a new language every so often, but you have to get beyond "hello World."
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It's not the unsolved problems that trip you up, it's the ones you solved too easily.
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Scala traits remove duplication of code and provide a cleaner design.
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Looking in the rear-view mirror to see how fast you're moving.
Departments
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The Go and Scala languages and insights for software teams.
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Twitter is like a zen garden. Admire the pretty stones, but don’t swallow them.
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Meet John Osborn, Development Editor.
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Author sightings, upcoming conferences, and other events of note.
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If we’re in the post-PC Era, shouldn’t we also be post-Windows?
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Coming attractions and where to go from here.
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