Scala Programming Mini Boot camp For Beginner (Udemy.com)

quick and useful intro to Scala. Just needs some information on classes/objects and information on libraries that exist.

the course is no doubt is mini and ready reckoner but few more important concepts could have been explained to make it a more worthy for beginners. could have been value for money then

excellent course, good videos. I took off half a star as the videos stop abruptly some times, which takes away from a good video for knowledge transfer.

I was able to install it and compile/run the program. Only challenge was, it had given me some warning, that it uses deprecated methods, which i dont know how to resolve.

For mini bootcamp, the course was good. The instructor needs to be prepared well before recording the sessions. For example, for installation link he was getting site not found. He needs to go to the site first and then highlight the link.

As far as a brief introduction to Scala I thought it was good. It is not at all comprehensive, so you will need to supplement this class with additional resources if you want to further your education as far as Scala is concerned. I installed the software on both Windows & Linux with no problem thanks to the well put explanations. I would recommend this to a friend.

Very detailed explanation, and simple examples to understand the basics. The last star is that, it is too simple / basic. It's truly for the beginners with 0 programming background.

I found it annoying to watch the instructor constantly scroll and enlarge the source code and the results. You can just zoom out a little so both are visible and you don't have to constant keep clicking, scrolling, adjusting the middle divider, etc. Organization of the conditional statements would make reading the code easier as well: //declare if if //indent the contents of the if statement else //indent contents of else statement

O curso oferece uma visão geral para iniciantes e conteúdo consistente para se iniciar na linguagem.

The course is extremely basic, with bad code snippets that do not sum up anything to the basic lessons. Any basic, single page tutorial about Scala can teach you everything this course has, in less time and clutter. Perhaps my criteria are too high right now as I started some days ago a course teaching functional programming with Scala, taught by Martin Odersky. Years beyond what you'll see here, sorry.