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AI agents fail at system boundaries, not in prompts. Here’s where Scala’s type safety helps when LLM pipelines move from prototype to production.
Welcome to the July 2026 edition of Scalendar — your monthly guide to Scala events, conferences, meetups, and community happenings from around the world. This month features a strong lineup of events for Scala developers, with a particular focus on programming languages, software engineering, functional programming, and AI. From Scala-specific workshops to major international conferences […]
Here is what matters in distributed systems this month. Oracle proposed removing JVMCI — Amazon pushed back. Anthropic published a Claude Code production postmortem. OpenAI shipped WebSocket Responses API. MCP lands on the JVM.