Scala Mentors

Our mentors are the human element behind Exercism, providing empathetic feedback on learners' solutions.

Avremel Kaminetzky Personal Website

I enjoy the functional/immutable style of Scala.

Greg Stromire https://github.com/gstro

I learned to program on embedded devices, and later moved to iOS development in Objective-C and Swift. Most recently, I've been exploring functional programming in Scala. I'm interested in security principles and applied cryptography. And if I can ever find some spare free time, I would love to try out Rust!

Rutger Claes https://github.com/rutgerclaes

I really like working in Scala. It allows me to come up with elegant, functional code that is also concise and type safe.

Ric Emery https://github.com/ricemery

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Adrian King Legaspi https://github.com/akilegaspi

Generally a Purely Functional Programming advocate and Professional Software Engineer in Scala/Haskell

Jacqueline Outka https://github.com/outkaj

I find Scala to be both a beautiful and useable language. I like that you can use clear and concise functional paradigms, while still enjoying the benefits of object orientation and JVM interoperability.

Thayne McCombs https://github.com/tmccombs

I've worked on scala profesionally for over five years. I like it's pragmatic approach to functional programming on the robust JVM platform

Shankar Shastri GitHub Profile

Lover Of Pure Functional Programming.

Leo Benkel leobenkel.com

I am an experienced developer and research scientist that is passionate about Sciences and Technologies. I love working with teams that want to create the 'possible' out of the 'improbable' while leveraging my creative mind and prototyping/research skills. Simply, I love exploring where no-one has ever been before.

Alexandre Langlais French blog

Scala is a great solution for pure functional programming in today's industry.