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## Who's behind Scala?
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+ Scala was created by
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+ [ Prof. Martin Odersky] ( https://lampwww.epfl.ch/~odersky/ ) .
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The Scala language and associated websites are cooperative projects of
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the [ Scala Center] ( https://scala.epfl.ch ) at [ EPFL] ( https://epfl.ch ) ,
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- [ Lightbend] ( https://www.lightbend.com ) , and the Scala community
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- more broadly, with participation from many companies, organizations,
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- and individuals.
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+ the Scala 3 team in Martin's research group (also at EPFL),
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+ the Scala teams at [ Lightbend] ( https://www.lightbend.com ) and
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+ [ VirtusLab] ( https://virtuslab.com ) , and the Scala community more
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+ broadly, with participation from many companies, organizations, and
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+ individuals.
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- The Scala team at Lightbend concentrates on advancing the language,
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- compiler, and standard library. The Scala Center focuses on education
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- (especially online courses), documentation, open source community
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- outreach, and tooling. Community participation in all of these
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- efforts is strongly encouraged.
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+ Scala 2 maintenance is primarily handled by the Lightbend team.
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+ They also participate in Scala 3 development.
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- Scala was created by
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- [ Prof. Martin Odersky ] ( https://lampwww.epfl.ch/~odersky/ ) . Martin and
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- his research group at EPFL remain heavily involved with the language ,
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- including developing [ Dotty ] ( https://dotty.epfl.ch ) , a
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- next-generation compiler for Scala .
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+ VirtusLab focuses on infrastructure and tooling for Scala 3.
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+ The Scala Center focuses on education (especially online courses) ,
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+ documentation, open source community outreach, and tooling. Community
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+ participation in all of these efforts is strongly encouraged .
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## Forums / Mailing Lists
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