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Scala is one of the relatively new programming languages which encompasses best practices of many programming languages. The biggest strength of Scala is that it provides a beautiful blend of object-oriented programming and Functional programming. So, you can not only construct elegant class hierarchies for maximum code reuse and extensibility, but you can also implement their behavior using higher-order functions. It has a concise syntax with less ceremony, which also makes it ideal for scripting but doesn't underestimate its power. Like Java, Scala has also used for mission-critical applications by technical giants like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Intel. Let's be honest, learning Scala is not easy, even for experienced Java programmers. When I started learning Scala, the syntax looks quite different to me. Being used to the verbose style of Java, the brevity of Scala looks cryptic to me, but once I learned, that brevity is what I liked most. Another challenge while learning Scala ...

Scala is a powerful object-oriented and functional programming language which has been long touted as the successor to Java or to replace Java. Well, that didn't happen in the last few years, but Scala has undoubtedly made a lot of progress and established itself as a scalable programming language for big things. If you are a social media user and know Twitter, then let me tell you that they are using Scala, which proves that Scala has all the tools you need to build a high-performance, scalable application like Twitter, and Twitter is not the only company which is using Scala. If you look a the Scala's website, you will find that IBM, Goldman Sachs, Verizon, and SAP are using Scala to solve their problems. If you are a Java developer or someone who wants to learn and explore Scala, then you have come to the right place. In the past, I have shared somebooks,articles, andinterview questions to learn Scala, and today, I'll share some of the free online courses to learn Scala ...

Scala is another JVM based programming language, which is quickly gaining popularity because of its exciting mix of object-oriented and functional programming paradigm. Many companies have started using Scala for there strategic and mission-critical development. One of the best known is Twitter, which is also one of the key factors in the growing popularity of the Scala programming language. If you are a Java, C++ or C# programmer, who is willing to learn Scala in your spare time, then you will be surprised to see how much helpful content is available for FREE on the internet. By the way, Java 8 is not far away, the only couple of months to go, and there are already some decent tutorials available online. If you are learning Java 8, you may like to see mylist of resources on Java 8 as well. I personally prefer books to start with, and that's why, when I recently started learning Scala, I did some research on Scala programming books, which are available for FREE download or online...

Scala is new generation JVM language, which is generating popularity as an alternative of arguably one of the most popular language Java. It's not yet as popular as Java, but slowly getting momentum. As more and more Java developers are learning Scala and inspired by Twitter, more and more companies are using Scala, it's future looks very bright. To start with, Scala has several good feature, which differentiate it from Java, but same time it has lot of similarities as well e.g. both Scala and Java are JVM based language, You can code Scala in Java way and Scala can use any Java library, which in my opinion a great decision made by designers of Scala. Since tremendous works have already been done in the form of open source framework and library in Java, it's best to reuse them, rather than creating a separate set for Scala. Out of several differences, one of the main difference between Scala and Java is its ability to take advantage of Functional programming paradigm and m...

If you are a Java programmer and thinking to learn some news programming languages to expand your knowledge and skill, but not sure which programming language is better for you then you have come to the right place. In this article, I'll share 3 programming languages Java developers should learn in 2020 and why they should learn them. There is no surprise that all of these programming languages are JVM based programming languages but they all have different qualities which makes them unique and useful for a certain task. Also, being a Polyglot developer is good quality and often valued high on interviews. It also expands your thinking because different programming languages have different features that make certain things really easy. Learning a new language gives you the experience and knowledge to compare the pros and cons of two programming languages, which essentially enable you to write better code. Most of the language I suggest Java developers learn is JVM based because they...

One of the questions my reader often ask me is, shall I learn Scala? Does Scala has a better future than Java, or why Java developer should learn Scala and so on. Well, there can be many reasons for learning Scala, like you are forced to learn because it been used in the new company you joined or your solution architect decided to use it, but that's a different story. Here, we'll talk about reasons which encourage Java developers to learn Scala.  Scala has emerged as one of the most powerful Java alternatives in recent times. It's been the JVM language of choice, leaving Groovy and Clojure way behind, and preferred as the language people want to write most code in. Scala has several strong points, strongest being the multi-paradigm language. With the superiority of functional programming idioms to take advantage of multi-core CPU architecture, Scala has the right mix of the popular object-oriented paradigm. It not only solves many of Java issues, like less to no boilerplate...