Course participants should bookmark this page: https://github.com/darrenjw/scala-course/blob/master/StartHere.md
- Course outline - front page of the repo, with brief summary overview
- Setup instructions - details of how to set up your laptop for programming in Scala. Please follow these instructions carefully in advance of the start of the course.
Registered course participants should not print the course notes, as a printed copy of the latest version will be given to participants at the start of the course. Others are welcome to self-study this course - please see the self-study guide. Use the hashtag #scscala for discussing the course and the course notes on Twitter and other social media platforms.
- 9.15: Setup
- 9.30 Chapter
- 10.30 Exercises
- 11.30 Chapter
- 12.30 Lunch
- 1.30 Exercises
- 2.30 Chapter
- 3.30 Exercises
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Useful links - selective and curated collection of some important additional on-line resources
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app-template - Scala sbt "seed" project, for copying and editing to create a new Scala sbt project. Minimal dependencies in the sbt build file (just Breeze). However, if you have an internet connection, it is typically better to use
sbt new darrenjw/breeze.g8to create new project, as described in the notes. -
sbt-test - simple Scala sbt project with lots of dependencies. See the build.sbt for list of dependencies. Primarily for testing correct installation of sbt and caching of commonly required dependencies. Also useful for spinning up a REPL (
sbt console) with lots of dependencies for interactive experiments. The src/test subdirectory tree contains some basic examples of how to write test code. -
Fragments - raw fragments of code from the course notes, auto-extracted by chapter
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Examples - complete runnable code examples, split corresponding to each chapter of the course notes
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Exercises - simple programming exercises, to be tackled following the presentation of each chapter of the notes.