Scala Book, Single-Page HTML format (tgz file) (new as of May 3, 2020).All Scala Book formats in one tgz file (about 1.4MB).Here are the links to the PDF, Mobi, ePub, and single-page HTML versions of the book: I currently use jQuery to put numbers on the chapters I’ll replace that in a future release, it was just the easiest way to add that feature this weekend.You can adjust all of the CSS as desired.If you want to work with Prism, you can adjust the syntax highlighting as desired.The syntax highlighting comes from Prism.The entire book is in one single-page HTML file (named ScalaBook.html).The single-page HTML version of the book has these features: It’s a work-in-progress, and currently looks like this: As I get back into working on this project I created a cover for the book. In addition to being available in HTML format on, the book is also freely available in Mobi, ePub, PDF, and single-page HTML formats at the links below. Downloads: Mobi, ePub, PDF, and HTML versions
As a result, we renamed and updated the book - many thanks to Julien Richard-Foy for his many comments and suggestions - and you can find the free HTML version of the book as “Scala Book” online at this URL. Had I signed up with that publisher, you’d have to pay $30-40 to read that book, but when I saw that note on the contributors website, I decided to give the book to the Scala Center and. I came extremely close to signing with that publisher, but as fate would have it, right at that time I saw some people on say something to the effect, “If only we had an online book. Update, May 3, 2020: I added the single-page HTML version of the book to the Downloads section below.īack in the summer of 2019, a book publisher approached me and asked if they could buy the rights to an “introduction to Scala” book I had independently published and titled, “Hello, Scala.” The book is about 225 pages long and provides a brief-but-thorough introduction to the Scala language. par, and performanceĪ $2 donation will help keep this site running!
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