Learn To Build Scala Apps From Scratch (2015)

Complete Course to Master Scala Programming Language

The constant need for smarter technology that learns and grows with you has become crucial, even when it comes to writing software code. This includes programming languages that understand and learn with you as you continue to write. Scala is one of the most impressive programming languages currently in the market.

In order to deal with the shortcomings of Java language and restrictions that did not give the developer to do what he wanted, Scala was invented by Martin Odersky in 2001. According to Scala website, the programming language allows developers to have the best of both worlds – object oriented programming and functional programming.

Scala is a pure-bred object-oriented language, where every value is an object and every operation is a method-call. Additionally, it is also a functional language, with features such as a general preference of immutability over mutation, first-class functions, and a library with efficient immutable data structures.

Scala source code is expected to be compiled to Java bytecode, allowing the code to run on a Java virtual machine. Additionally, Java libraries can directly be used in Scala coding, and vice versa. Similar to Java, Scala uses a curly-brace syntax reminiscent of the C programming language. However, it also incorporates aspects of other programming languages such as Standard ML, Haskell and Scheme.

Because of its flexible nature, Scala can be used for a wide range of tasks including writing small scripts to building large systems. Currently, it has been successfully incorporated for large mission critical systems by companies such as LinkedIn, Intel and Twitter.

With this many benefits, it is no wonder that Scala is currently one of the most demanded programming language that is used for developing. Its flexible nature and its ability to handle large amounts of data in real time, along with being concise and agile is making it a popular choice for open-source and Big Data projects.

Does Scala sound like the perfect solution for your developing needs? Well, look no further. All you need is this intensive course to learn all you need to know about Scala.

Our course has been designed by experts to teach you not only the functionality of Scala, but also why you should use Scala, its benefits as well as the basic fundamentals. The course will also cover real world examples that can help you actually incorporate Scala in your daily developing.

Well what are you waiting for? Enroll in this course now and see why a lot of people are shifting from using just Java to Scala for all their programming needs.

What are the requirements?

• Basic knowledge of Java or any other programming language is important.

What am I going to get from this course?

• Over 22 lectures and 5 hours of content!
• Build Scala Apps
• Learn functional programming concepts
• Master scala programming syntax and philosphy
• Learn practical concepts which can be used directly in your projects

What is the target audience?

• Students who want to learn Scala programming and functional programming concepts

Curriculum
Section 1: JVM Languages
Lecture 1 JVM Languages 14:45
Lecture 2 Concurrent programming and Functional Languages 14:26
Lecture 3 Functional programming what is it? 14:55
Lecture 4 Scala Success Stories: Akka, Spark, Play Framework 14:05
Lecture 5 Scala Success Stories: Akka, Spark, Play Framework- Continued 09:18
Section 2: Scala Development Environments
Lecture 6 Set up a Scala Development Environment 15:10
Lecture 7 Scala IDE: Scala worksheet and Sbt console REPL 14:54
Lecture 8 Set up a Scala Development Environment with Gradle 15:03
Lecture 9 Scala Application Packaging: Create a Simple Microservices with Scala 15:17
Section 3: Scala Syntax and Semantics
Lecture 10 Scala as a Strong Statically Typed Language 15:28
Lecture 11 Scala as a Object OrientedLanguage 15:14
Lecture 12 Scala as a Functional Language 15:04
Section 4: Scala Functions with Collections
Lecture 13 Working with Scala Collectons : Lists, Sets, Maps and Streams 15:09
Lecture 14 Working with Scala Higher Order Types: Map, Reduce, Aggregate and Group 15:00
Lecture 15 Working with Scala FunctionN Types: Closures, Scope and Syntax 15:14
Section 5: Concurrent Scala
Lecture 16 Java Memory Model and Scala Concurrency 15:40
Lecture 17 How Scala extends Java concurrency 15:33
Lecture 18 Functional Reactive Programming with Scala 15:16
Section 6: Scala Application Example Use Cases
Lecture 19 Practical Example 1 Scala MicroService with Akka 15:08
Lecture 20 Practical Example 2 Scala Machine Learning Apache Spark 15:33
Lecture 21 Practical Example 3 Scaling deployment with Scala concurrency 15:23
Section 7: summery
Lecture 22 Summary 02:14







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