Scala

This Practical Scala for Java Developers training course provides an introduction to the Scala programming language. Scala is a multi-paradigm language, allowing developers to write in both functional and object-oriented styles. The language runs on the JVM, which means that Scala has access to a vast range of Java libraries, and can interoperate with Java code.

The course will introduce the main features Scala: its support for object-oriented programming, and its support for functional programming.

This course provides an introduction to the Scala programming language. Scala is a multi-paradigm language, allowing developers to write in both functional and object-oriented styles. The language runs on the JVM, which means that Scala has access to a vast range of Java libraries, and can interoperate with Java code.

This Scala for Non Java Developers training course will introduce the main features Scala: is support for object-oriented programming, and its support for functional programming.

Scala is a hybrid programming language, providing support for the Object Oriented, Functional and Generic programming paradigms. After a brief review/overview of the language basics and philosophy, this course explores Scala’s support for Functional and Generic programming in more detail.

The Functional Programming in Scala training course will demonstrate how techniques from functional programming, the terminology of which often appear somewhat abstract and remote, can in fact be used to produce highly concise and expressive code in Scala, and how we can reason about this code in a way that is not possible in imperative languages such as Java or C++.

This Advanced Scala Programming training course introduces some advanced topics in Scala, building upon the basics presented in the “Scala Programming” course Topics include the use of immutable collections, implicit, and how to handle exceptions in a functional way.

Threading and Concurrency in Scala

This Concurrent Programming in Scala short course provides an introduction to writing multi-threaded and concurrent code in Scala.