This is a course crafted for OO developers that want to learn Scala & functional programming.
Table of Contents
For the exercises, go to the exercises folder & select the exercise
you want to do.
Then, checkout the tag from the description (or the solution if you want to see it).
| description | solution |
|---|---|
| exercise1.1-description | exercise1.1-solution |
| exercise1.2-description | exercise1.2-solution |
| exercise2.1-description | exercise2.1-solution |
| exercise2.2-description | exercise2.2-solution |
| exercise2.3-description | exercise2.3-solution |
| exercise2.4-description | exercise2.4-solution |
| exercise2.5-description | exercise2.5-solution |
| exercise2.6-description | exercise2.6-solution |
| exercise3.1-description | exercise3.1-solution |
| exercise3.2-description | exercise3.2-solution |
| exercise3.3-description | exercise3.3-solution |
| exercise3.4-description | exercise3.4-solution |
| exercise4.1-description | exercise4.1-solution |
| exercise4.2-description | exercise4.2-solution |
| exercise4.3-description | exercise4.3-solution |
| exercise5.1-description | exercise5.1-solution |
| exercise5.2-description | exercise5.2-solution |
| exercise5.3-description | exercise5.3-solution |
| exercise5.4-description | exercise5.4-solution |
| exercise5.5-description | exercise5.5-solution |
You can compile the exercises with one of:
$ ./sbt exercise1/compile
$ ./sbt exercise2/compile
$ ./sbt exercise3/compile
$ ./sbt exercise4/compile
$ ./sbt exercise5/compileTo build the slides for the course you'll need pandoc. Get it from
your package manager.
Once you have it:
$ make allThis will generate HTMLs for the presentation in the docs/tut-out
presentation.