Ota yhteyttä yhteyshenkilöösi ilmoittautuaksesi.
Koulutukseen ilmoittautuminen on sitova. Osallistumisen voi perua maksutta koulutuksen viimeiseen ilmoittautumispäivään mennessä.
Koulutuksen kesto: | 2 päivää |
Alkaa: | 28.09.2017 |
Päättyy: | 29.09.2017 |
Viimeinen ilmoittautumispäivä: | 11.09.2017 |
Hinta ulkopuoliselle: | 870,00 € (+ alv 24%) |
Hinta sopimuskumppanille: | 780,00 € (+ alv 24%) |
Maksimiosallistujamäärä: | 15 |
Kouluttajat: |
Jyrki Martonen, Tieturi |
University of Jyväskylä, Agora building (Mattilanniemi 2), room Ag C331.3
Scala is a programming language based on Java-platform. Since its birth early this century it has become hugely popular due to fact that it typically requires 50-70% less code to accomplish a task as would be required in Java. Scala is a hybrid-language. You can implement both object oriented and functional applications with Scala. As a rather modern language it can use the latest libraries and tools and still the applications may be run on Java-platforms like Tomcat or WebSphere-servers. Scala comes from the words Scalable Language already describing the main benefit from using Scala, the extreme scalability.
This training covers the principles of Scala-programming. The participant will learn the basics of Scala-language and functional programming and also to efficiently implement actual Scala-applications.
The course targets programmers familiar with basics of Java-language willing to learn how to implement applications with Scala. Basic understanding of object oriented techniques is also required.
The pride depends on the number of participants:
8 participants: 930 € + VAT
9 participants: 850 € + VAT
10 - 11 participants: 780 € + VAT
12 -> participants: 690 € + VAT
8.30–8.50 | Coffee |
8.50–11.30 | Training |
11.30–12.15 | Lunch |
12.15–14.00 | Training |
14.00–14.15 | Coffee |
14.15–16.15 | Training |
Day 1 | Day 2 |
Getting started with Scala
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Inheritance the Scala-way
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Basics of the language
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Scala I/O-libraries
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Functions and objects
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Parallel programming
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Collections
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Testing
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