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In an effort to realize the "grow together" spirit, the developers of lift have teamed up with other great minds in the Scala community to bring you Scala-Blogs.org. Our mission is to strengthen the community by sharing our experiences and knowledge so that others can learn from our mistakes and triumph along with our successes.
At Scala-Blogs.org you will find tutorials and articles written by a growing host of enthusiasts, each with a different background and area of expertise. In the course of only a few days, they have already made Scala-Blogs.org home to several intriguing posts. Take a look at the "blog archive" list on the right and begin your journey!
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Friday, December 7, 2007
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4 comments:
Hi Dave, et al.
Scala-blogs.org looks like a great initiative. It should make it easier for people to find out about some of the interesting things that are happening in the community.
Just one request: is there any chance of moving the authors' names to the top of the articles? Some of the posts are quite long, so the author can't be seen without scrolling down...
Cheers
Rich
> Hi Dave, et al.
Sorry, I mean Daniel. I got a bit confused there. :-)
I've moved author names up near the title. Let me know what you think!
Looks better to me. Thanks!
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