u/woztzyin r/scala • Recommends
On “Ask HN: What are the best resources to properly learn Scala?”
Here's some stuff I found useful, mostly specific to Scala:
Worth reading to get started, at your leisure
* Programming in Scala (Martin Odersky)
* Functional Programming in Scala (Paul Chiusano, Runar Bjarnason)
* Ammonite docs (/u/lihaoyi)
* Principle of Least Power (/u/lihaoyi)
Worth reading afterward, whenever they start to sound interesting
* Learning Scalaz (eugene yokota)
* Futures and Promises
* Scalaz Task - the missing documentation (Tim Perrett)
* Intro to Functional Streams for Scala (FS2) (/u/mpilquist)
* Scalaz-stream example (/u/paultypes)
* Previous example implemented with a Free monad (comment by /u/Milyardo)
* Free Monads are Simple (Noel Welsh)
* Free Mon…