Scala and Lift Functional Recipes for the Web.

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Title: Scala and Lift Functional Recipes for the Web.
Authors: Ghosh, Debasish dghosh@acm.org, Vinoski, Steve vinoski@ieee.org
Source: IEEE Internet Computing. May/Jun2009, Vol. 13 Issue 3, p88-94. 5p. 4 Diagrams.
Subjects: Programming languages, MODEL (Computer program language), Electronic data processing software, Computer software, Electronic systems, Computer engineering, Java programming language, Odersky, Martin
Abstract: The article offers informational background on Scala, a programming language, and Lift, a development framework for the Web. It discusses the nature, message-passing concurrency model, and features of Scala. It notes that Scala is developed by Martin Odersky, one of the authors of the Java program, and has a lightweight, expressive, and concise syntax. Features of the Scala program includes extensibility, statically checked duck typing via structural typing, and higher-order functions among others. Discussions on the Web framework Lift and the way its uses actors as architectural units are also featured.
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Abstract:The article offers informational background on Scala, a programming language, and Lift, a development framework for the Web. It discusses the nature, message-passing concurrency model, and features of Scala. It notes that Scala is developed by Martin Odersky, one of the authors of the Java program, and has a lightweight, expressive, and concise syntax. Features of the Scala program includes extensibility, statically checked duck typing via structural typing, and higher-order functions among others. Discussions on the Web framework Lift and the way its uses actors as architectural units are also featured.
ISSN:10897801
DOI:10.1109/MIC.2009.68