Introducing the Scala Center
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New not‑for‑profit based at EPFL launches to fund education and ecosystem work, reporting 400,000+ MOOC registrations and a 19.2% completion rate for the original Scala course. Immediate outputs include a four‑course Coursera specialization (starts May 23) with SBT‑based automated grading, and a crawled‑Maven package index now called Scaladex package index showing reverse dependencies and SBT install snippets; release aims for Scala Days Berlin after Bintray cooperation. Governance runs via an advisory board funded by charitable donations to ensure vendor neutrality.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:19Why Scala
- 4:28Scala is growing
- 6:39Stakeholders
- 8:01Education
- 10:55Coursera
- 13:24MOOCs
- 15:49Big Data Analysis
- 16:49When will they start
- 17:30Open Source
- 20:27Working Together
- 21:34How Does This Work
- 24:02Corporate Members
- 27:27LightBin
- 28:35Package Index
- 29:33Scala Decks
- 31:07Demo
- 31:49Current Status
- 35:09Pom Files
- 41:28Scala Days Berlin
- 49:50Conclusion
- 50:05Summary
- 52:27Companies
- 53:34Sipslip
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