A nice video with readable slides, mostly about Scala collections: http://www.parleys.com/#id=2184&sl=71&st=5
Martin Odersky looks like a very intelligent person (about as Hongwei Xi, author of ATS language). Scala collections look very integrated with each other and with functional-style programming. And they look good for parallelism too. A flatMap() sounds useful in Phobos. It means flat(map()) where map returns a small collection, and flat flattens them all in a single result. There is a similar function in Haskell too. Scala partition returns a 2-tuple. I'd like a similar functional function in Phobos too, that doesn't touch the input range. Bye, bearophile
