Course Summary
Effective Scala is a course designed to sharpen your Scala skills and improve your code quality. This course will teach you how to write Scala code that is concise, expressive, and performant.Key Learning Points
- Learn how to write concise and expressive Scala code
- Improve your code quality through best practices and techniques
- Gain insight into advanced Scala concepts like implicits and type classes
Job Positions & Salaries of people who have taken this course might have
- USA: $100,000 - $150,000
- India: INR 12-15 LPA
- Spain: €35,000 - €55,000
- USA: $100,000 - $150,000
- India: INR 12-15 LPA
- Spain: €35,000 - €55,000
- USA: $90,000 - $140,000
- India: INR 8-13 LPA
- Spain: €30,000 - €50,000
- USA: $100,000 - $150,000
- India: INR 12-15 LPA
- Spain: €35,000 - €55,000
- USA: $90,000 - $140,000
- India: INR 8-13 LPA
- Spain: €30,000 - €50,000
- USA: $80,000 - $120,000
- India: INR 6-10 LPA
- Spain: €25,000 - €40,000
Related Topics for further study
Learning Outcomes
- Write concise and expressive Scala code
- Apply best practices to improve code quality
- Understand and apply advanced Scala concepts
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic knowledge of Scala syntax and functional programming concepts
- Access to a computer with an internet connection
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online Course
- Self-paced
- Video Lectures
- Hands-on Exercises
Similar Courses
- Scala Fundamentals
- Applied Scala
- Functional Programming Principles in Scala
Related Education Paths
Related Books
Description
Scala is an expressive, versatile, and safe programming language.
Knowledge
- Leverage Scala idioms to model business domains and implement business logic
- Fundamental concepts of the language, allowing you to read and understand Scala codebases
- Best practices and common patterns used in the real world
- Be comfortable working with asynchronous computations, handling failures, and manipulating recursive data structures
Outline
- Getting Started, Basics, Domain Modeling
- Introduction
- Elements of Programs
- Types
- Methods and Parameters
- Conditions
- Evaluating Definitions
- Domain Modeling
- Case Classes
- Sealed Traits
- Enumerations
- Business Logic
- Working on Assignments
- Tools Setup (Please Read)
- Getting Started with Scala
- Types
- Methods and Parameters
- Conditions
- Case Classes
- Sealed Traits
- Domain Modeling
- Standard Library, Loops
- First Steps With Lists
- Functions
- More Operations on Lists
- Introducing Collections
- Constructing Collections
- Querying Collections
- Transforming Collections
- Sequences and Maps
- Option
- Introducing Loops
- More Loop Examples
- Tail Recursion
- “for” Syntax
- Collections Extra
- Functions
- More Operations on Lists
- Constructing Collections
- Querying Collections
- Transforming Collections
- Collections
- Option
- Loops
- “for” Syntax
- Build Tools, Modules
- Organize Code
- Build Tools
- Introduction to the sbt Build Tool
- sbt, Keys, and Scopes
- Program Entry Point
- Encapsulation
- Extending and Refining Classes
- Case Classes vs Simple Classes
- Opaque Types
- Extension Methods
- Organize Code
- Program Entry Point
- Encapsulation
- Extending and Refining Classes
- Case Classes vs Simple Classes
- Opaque Types
- Extension Methods
- Reasoning About Code
- Reasoning About Code
- Refactoring-Proof Programs
- A Case for Side-Effects
- Mutable Objects
- Unit Testing
- Property-Based Testing
- Mocking
- Integration Testing
- Testing the Tests
- Debugging Programs
- Refactoring-Proof Programs
- Unit Testing
- Property-Based Testing
- Testing
- Type-Directed Programming
- Motivation
- Context Parameters
- Given Definitions
- Priorities Between Given Definitions
- Type Classes
- Conditional Given Definitions
- Type Classes and Extension Methods
- Implicit Conversions
- Type-Directed Programming in Scala 2
- Context Parameters
- Given Definitions
- Priorities Between Given Definitions
- Conditional Given Definitions
- Implicit Conversions
- Error Handling, Concurrent Programming
- Error Handling
- Error Handling with Try
- Manipulating Try Values
- Validating Data
- Manipulating Validated Values
- Combining Try and Either
- Concurrent Programming
- Operations on Type Future
- Examples with Future
- Execution Context
- Exceptions
- Try and Either
- Futures
Summary of User Reviews
Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
The course is well-structured and easy to understand.Pros from User Reviews
- The course content is well-organized and covers a wide range of topics.
- The instructors are knowledgeable and provide clear explanations.
- The assignments and quizzes are challenging but helpful in reinforcing the concepts.
- The course is suitable for both beginners and experienced Scala developers.
- The course provides real-world examples and scenarios to apply the concepts learned.
Cons from User Reviews
- Some users found the pace of the course too fast and difficult to keep up with.
- Some users felt that the course material was too basic and not in-depth enough.
- Some users experienced technical issues with the platform and course materials.
- Some users would have preferred more interactive elements such as live sessions or forums.
- Some users found the language used in the course to be too technical and difficult to understand.