Complete Scala 3 development masterclass

Complete Scala 3 development masterclass, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.72, with 333 lectures, based on 151 reviews, and has 1253 subscribers.

You will learn about Scala Scala 3 Basics of software development Advanced Scala concepts Backend dev High performance development This course is ideal for individuals who are Complete beginner Scala developers or Intermediate Scala developers It is particularly useful for Complete beginner Scala developers or Intermediate Scala developers.

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Summary

Title: Complete Scala 3 development masterclass

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.72

Number of Lectures: 333

Number of Published Lectures: 333

Number of Curriculum Items: 333

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 333

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Scala

Scala 3

Basics of software development

Advanced Scala concepts

Backend dev

High performance development

Who Should Attend

Complete beginner Scala developers

Intermediate Scala developers

Target Audiences

Complete beginner Scala developers

Intermediate Scala developers

This course is a unique experience on Udemy.

While there are a lot of Scala 3 resources online to choose from,  this is the only course that takes you from a complete beginner in software development, teaches you the fundamentals, advanced topics, and makes you an expert in this field.

In addition, you have loads of practice exercises, challenges and projects to work on. I didn’t just add a bunch of exercises at the end. Instead, each concept is put in code and practiced so that we make sure you apply and learn everything through action.

Scala 3 is an excellent language for building highly data intensive, distributed applications and systems. It is used by many high profile companies like Uber, LinkedIn and Netflix to handle their backend functionality. It is constantly growing in popularity, and with the introductions of Scala 3, we see more and more developers and companies start to use it for their projects.

With this course you get on-demand videos, exercises and most importantly projects to apply the knowledge we talk about.

I’ve spent years building projects in Scala, and years again teaching people how to build code for themselves.

We will cover many topics such as

language fundamentals

collections

flow control

loops

handling errors and exceptions

functions

packages

And we will put everything in practice through examples and projects.

If you want to take ONE COURSE to master Scala 3 take this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Important message about Udemy reviews

Lecture 3: Engage on social media

Chapter 2: First code

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Installation

Lecture 3: Hello world Scala 3

Lecture 4: Hello world Scala 2

Lecture 5: Run the code

Lecture 6: Change the code

Lecture 7: Challenge: Build your own project

Lecture 8: Solution: Build your own project

Lecture 9: Comments

Lecture 10: REPL

Lecture 11: Expanded function format

Lecture 12: Section recap

Chapter 3: Variables and Strings

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Strings

Lecture 3: Variables

Lecture 4: Naming conventions

Lecture 5: Practice: Variables and Strings

Lecture 6: Challenge: Variables and Strings

Lecture 7: Solution: Variables and Strings

Lecture 8: String functions

Lecture 9: How to find all available string functions

Lecture 10: String interpolators

Lecture 11: Practice: Strings

Lecture 12: Challenge: Strings

Lecture 13: Solution: Strings

Lecture 14: Multiline strings

Lecture 15: Section recap

Chapter 4: Getting user input

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Getting user input

Lecture 3: Reading a number

Lecture 4: Generating a random number

Lecture 5: Practice: User input

Lecture 6: Challenge: User input

Lecture 7: Solution: User input

Lecture 8: Section recap

Chapter 5: Numbers and variable types

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Numbers

Lecture 3: Number types

Lecture 4: Practice: Numbers

Lecture 5: Challenge: Numbers

Lecture 6: Solution: Numbers

Lecture 7: How are numbers stored in memory

Lecture 8: Implicit and explicit values

Lecture 9: Data type conversions

Lecture 10: Lets talk about strings again

Lecture 11: Practice: Data types

Lecture 12: Challenge: Data types

Lecture 13: Solution: Data types

Lecture 14: Section recap

Chapter 6: Operators and Booleans

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 3: Result data types

Lecture 4: Assignment operators

Lecture 5: Augmented assignment operators

Lecture 6: Practice: Operators

Lecture 7: Challenge: Operators

Lecture 8: Solution: Operators

Lecture 9: Booleans

Lecture 10: Logical operators

Lecture 11: Comparison operators

Lecture 12: Practice: Logical operators

Lecture 13: Challenge: Logical operators

Lecture 14: Solution: Logical operators

Lecture 15: Section recap

Chapter 7: Exception handling

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Exceptions

Lecture 3: Try catch

Lecture 4: Finally

Lecture 5: Throw

Lecture 6: Practice: Exceptions

Lecture 7: Challenge: Exceptions

Lecture 8: Solution: Exceptions

Lecture 9: Section recap

Chapter 8: Collections

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Why are collections useful

Lecture 3: What are collections

Lecture 4: List

Lecture 5: Set

Lecture 6: Map

Lecture 7: Tuple

Lecture 8: Iterators

Lecture 9: Section recap

Chapter 9: Lists and Arrays

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: List

Lecture 3: Array and ArrayBuffer

Lecture 4: Practice: Lists and Arrays

Lecture 5: Challenge: Lists and Arrays

Lecture 6: Solution: Lists and Arrays

Instructors

Catalin Stefan
Software Development Teacher

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4 stars: 48 votes

5 stars: 94 votes

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