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Learning Scala

cintec · 2017-10-28 20:48:17

I'm a 4th year in college and i'm just looking for recommendations from people who have learned to code in Scala did you use online video tutorials such as Udemy/Lynda if so could you post which ones you found useful.

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cintec

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I'm a 4th year in college and i'm just looking for recommendations from people who have learned to code in Scala did you use online video tutorials such as Udemy/Lynda if so could you post which ones you found useful.

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#2 28-10-2017 11:18pm

SweetCaliber

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TutorialsPoint have a pretty decent walk-through of it, the basics that is:
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/scala/

Derek Banas also covered it in one of his videos, I'm a big fan of his tutorials:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzFt0YkZo8M

Best of luck with it, it's a nice language.

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#3 29-10-2017 1:39pm

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You'll also find plenty of tutorials/free books on Reddit : /r/scala.

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#4 31-10-2017 1:16pm

DefinitelyMarc

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THE recommended resource is the coursera course on Scala, taught by the guy who made the language.

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/scala

Almost every time I look for resources on learning Scala, this gets recommended.

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