> We seem to have a fair amount of beginner level interest in Scala. So, > I thought we should put on a Dojo and help everyone get to grips with > it :-)
> What does everyone else think? > Any suggestions on what we could do?
> Andy, are we able to slot this in to one of our Skills Matter > sessions?
> Cheers, > Colin
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Hi Colin, We certainly should do it. Shall we put a list of potential problems for solving on Google Wave? There was a couple of suggestions from Robert Rees already for example implementing Elite game.
Thanks Rustem
On Apr 15, 1:31 pm, Colin Howe <colintheh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> We seem to have a fair amount of beginner level interest in Scala. So, > I thought we should put on a Dojo and help everyone get to grips with > it :-)
> What does everyone else think? > Any suggestions on what we could do?
> Andy, are we able to slot this in to one of our Skills Matter > sessions?
> Hi Colin,
> We certainly should do it.
> Shall we put a list of potential problems for solving on Google Wave?
> There was a couple of suggestions from Robert Rees already for example
> implementing Elite game.
> Thanks
> Rustem
> On Apr 15, 1:31 pm, Colin Howe <colintheh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > Hey All,
> > We seem to have a fair amount of beginner level interest in Scala. So,
> > I thought we should put on aDojoand help everyone get to grips with
> > it :-)
> > What does everyone else think?
> > Any suggestions on what we could do?
> > Andy, are we able to slot this in to one of our Skills Matter
> > sessions?
> I've created a Wave on this... I don't know how to get a URL for
> sharing though.
> I've invited some of you guys on to it - maybe one of you know how to
> share it? :)
> On Apr 15, 2:08 pm, "Rustem.Suniev" <vigo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi Colin,
> > We certainly should do it.
> > Shall we put a list of potential problems for solving on Google Wave?
> > There was a couple of suggestions from Robert Rees already for example
> > implementing Elite game.
> > Thanks
> > Rustem
> > On Apr 15, 1:31 pm, Colin Howe <colintheh...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > > Hey All,
> > > We seem to have a fair amount of beginner level interest in Scala. So,
> > > I thought we should put on aDojoand help everyone get to grips with
> > > it :-)
> > > What does everyone else think?
> > > Any suggestions on what we could do?
> > > Andy, are we able to slot this in to one of our Skills Matter
> > > sessions?
Colin Howe wrote:
> What does everyone else think?
I'd love the chance to actually try out Scala.
> Any suggestions on what we could do?
For the basic language the mastermind scoring system is a nice one. Get
a row of colours as the guess, another as the hidden solution, output is
black and white pegs. Surprisingly tricky.
For the actor stuff, a fault tolerant timer is a good one. Done this as
an Erlang exercise recently and it's about the right size.
> Colin Howe wrote:
> > What does everyone else think?
> I'd love the chance to actually try out Scala.
> > Any suggestions on what we could do?
> For the basic language the mastermind scoring system is a nice one. Get
> a row of colours as the guess, another as the hidden solution, output is
> black and white pegs. Surprisingly tricky.
> For the actor stuff, a fault tolerant timer is a good one. Done this as
> an Erlang exercise recently and it's about the right size.
> On 16 April 2010 11:15, Marcus Baker <mar...@lastcraft.com> wrote:
> > Hi...
> > Colin Howe wrote:
> > > What does everyone else think?
> > I'd love the chance to actually try out Scala.
> > > Any suggestions on what we could do?
> > For the basic language the mastermind scoring system is a nice one. Get
> > a row of colours as the guess, another as the hidden solution, output is
> > black and white pegs. Surprisingly tricky.
> > For the actor stuff, a fault tolerant timer is a good one. Done this as
> > an Erlang exercise recently and it's about the right size.
