Scala Tutorials - Interactive Scala 3 lessons with live browser editor
Show HN: Scala Tutorials – interactive Scala 3 lessons in the browser
Scala Tutorials offers a free, open-source platform for mastering Scala 3 through bite-sized, interactive lessons directly in your browser. Powered by the Scala Center's Scastie playground, it eliminates the need for local installations or account creation. Users can run code instantly on every page, exploring everything from basic arithmetic to advanced classes. With forty focused pages and dedicated sections on Scala 3 updates, it provides a seamless 'run as you read' experience for developers eager to learn or upgrade their skills.
Run as you read: Every lesson has a live editor powered by Scastie, the Scala Center's playground.
- eranation
It was a pet project of mine back in 2013 [0]... revived it (with a bit of help from Claude) and made it updated to Scala 3. Feedback welcome!
- camdenreslink
This is very cool, I've never heard of Scastie, I'll need to take a closer look at that. I created a similar platform for Python (actually submitted to HN earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49083146)
- sunshine-o
I used to be very fond of Scala 10-15 years ago.
I also had to move on for professional reasons and haven't kept up for a long time.
I am very surprised that there is not much traction anymore for Scala. I see about 10x more Clojure news or projects on Github so it is not just about the JVM...
Could someone point to why?