Manning – Functional Programming in Scala

Manning – Functional Programming in Scala-iLLiTERATE
English | Size: 3.20 GB
Category: Programming


Functional Programming in Scala is a serious tutorial for programmers looking to learn FP and apply it to the everyday business of coding.

PluralSight – Scala Classes And Objects

PluralSight – Scala Classes And Objects Bookware-KNiSO
English | Size: 188.88 MB
Category: Tutorial


You can advance your understanding of Scala once you learn to apply multiple concepts together.

WintellectNOW – Object Oriented Programming in Scala-CONSORTiUM

WintellectNOW – Object Oriented Programming in Scala-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 224.25 MB
Category: Programming


Scala supports object-oriented programming by allowing you to define classes that contain both data and methods as members. But due to Scala’s compact syntax, defining classes in Scala is typically more terse than in almost any other language. The syntax also tends to blur the distinction between data and methods, allowing greater abstraction and flexibility. Learn how to write object-oriented code the Scala way.

WintellectNOW – Using Inheritance in Scala

WintellectNOW – Using Inheritance in Scala-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 175.45 MB
Category: Tutorial


Scala follows Java’s single-base-class model of inheritance. Whereas Java has interfaces to allow inheritance of more than one set of methods, Scala has traits. These do the same job but are much more powerful. Learn about traits and inheritance in Scala and you are well on your way to becoming a master of the language.

WintellectNOW – Scala Basics

WintellectNOW – Scala Basics-CONSORTiUM
English | Size: 277.35 MB
Category: Tutorial


Scala’s syntax is based on that of Java, and it supports the usual range of syntactic constructs you’d expect. What sets it apart from Java is its terse syntax, and the fact that everything in the language is an expression. Learn the basics of the language by learning how to construct functions, implement loops and flow control, and perform basic I/O.