Scala for Fun & Profit

Scala is a static typed hybrid object-oriented and functional programming language based on the JVM. Between the renaissance of functional programming in the development scene and its use in highly available, highly scalable platforms like Twitter, Tumblr and The Guardian, Scala has "crosssed the chasm" in terms of adoption.

Come on a journey through the Scala world from the starting point of 'Why Scala?' through tooling and challenges to advanced topics such as Implicits and Akka Actors. Find out how to integrate Scala with your existing Java libraries and use Play for low-ceremony stateless asynchronous web services and applications.

Sample Code - https://github.com/kouphax/scala-mini-bash

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1. SCALA FOR FUN & PROFIT Will Hamill James Hughes
2. SAFETY FIRST FIRE! Sign the Sheet or Burn to Death
3. SCALA FOR FUN & PROFIT Introduction
4. The Language SCALA
5. SCALA Tools, Libraries & Frameworks
6. - Build - Web & APIs - Testing - Data Access - Other Stuff?
7. SCALA Just because you can, doesn’’t mean you should...
8. object SquareRoot extends Baysick { def main(args:Array[String]) = { 10 PRINT "Enter a number" 20 INPUT 'n 30 PRINT "√ of " % "'n is " % SQRT('n) 40 END RUN } }
9. implicit def CokleisliCategory[M[_]: Comonad]: Category[({type λ[α, β]=Cokleisli[M, α, β]})#λ] = new Category[({type λ[α, β]=Cokleisli[M, α, β]})#λ] { def id[A] = ˒(_ copure) def compose[X, Y, Z]( f: Cokleisli[M, Y, Z], g: Cokleisli[M, X, Y]) = { f =<= g } }
10. ›(°□°) › ɐlɐɔs
11. def °□° = "" def ɐlɐɔs = "" object ›› { def ›(s: String) = "ɐlɐɔs" } object › { def apply(s: String) = ›› } ›(°□°) › ɐlɐɔs
12. SCALA Learning Scala
14. - Scala for the Impatient - Scala School - Coursera - PragPub Magazine
15. SCALA FOR FUN & PROFIT Lets Talk...