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Scala at Scale at Databricks
Scala at Scale at Databricks.
Learn more about everything big and small that goes into making Scala at Databricks work, from its inception and usage to style, tooling and the problems we face – a useful case study for anyone supporting the use of Scala in a growing organization.
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