Dick Wall
The Escalate Software Scala Advanced course is intended for experienced Scala developers looking to improve their skills, particularly for library and API design and development. It covers topics needed to be effective in producing high quality, correct, powerful and flexible Scala libraries that are still easy to use by others.
Part 2 provides advice on best practices and patterns drawn from many years of real–world experience in Scala programming. In addition, strategies for compile–time verified dependency injection are covered, then XML and JSON serialization and deserialization, the use of custom extractors for pattern matching, and finally the very popular and important topic of asynchronous programming using Scala Futures:
It is recommended that you complete Scala Advanced part 1 before taking this part. While not strictly necessary, we may assume knowledge from part 1 in some of the explanations that could be hard to follow unless you know the material.
Part 3 (following this) builds on the information in these first two parts of the advanced course and moves into more advanced functional programming topics, along with performance optimization and more.
Instructor Details
Courses : 6
Specification: Scala Advanced, Part 2 – Best Practices, Async, Serializing
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7 reviews for Scala Advanced, Part 2 – Best Practices, Async, Serializing
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 5.5 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Expert |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$10.99
Hisham M Ismail –
Fantastic course that gives an overall understanding of advance Scala topics. Well, structured walk–through of concepts and usage. Course is highly recommended.
Michael Balk –
This was a great match for me. Some things I knew, and some things were new! I am looking forward to part three.
Samuel Kumar –
I did like the course. The BAD : but what i would’ve admired is that it had more deeper explanations on some core parts, also, I wouldve admired if the course had examples with say fruit & cereals as a base but had a special one where core a Software based paradigm was also covered since I expected it to be a stage above the preliminary one I took before this. The questions asked are not answered quickly. 🙁 THE GOOD : I think the videos are not very lengthy as such and are easy to grab, i wished if we had some projects or tasks granted to handle on our own or some mentoring, I AM still waiting for the third part to launched or made available to us.
Innocent Obi –
Love the discussion on design patterns, gotchas, and scala style
Sefati –
yes.great course
Saif Addin Ellafi –
I really liked this course, however I am giving it a 4 out of 5 because I felt there was a lot of overlapping or not necessary material, such as the XML/JSON piece or half of the Future section which was covered in the practical part already, and doesn’t add much by itself other than the always suggestions (i.e. dont block, dont Await). However , the 4 stars is well awarded because Dick is an amazing teacher and having this course on the library serves as a very good future reference for some good practices. Nonetheless, Part 1 was MUCH more advanced and included things I never seen before. Looking forward to Part 3
Murphree Mukada –
Great course with detailed explanations. However, some lectures (where the author goes on a wrong trail before realising and correcting) should have been redone. Also, like the part 1, I feel the delivery was a little too chopped up.