Beginner friendly code base

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#1

Hi all,

A long time Java developer here, trying to make the leap to the FP/Scala land and I was wondering if anyone can recommend an open source Scala project(s?) clear enough for beginners to read and look at … Maybe even contribute to?

Also is anyone interested in mentoring?

Thanks!
Khaled

#2

I like this list of projects: https://www.silhouette.rocks/docs/examples

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#3

Thanks @ALane I might actually use one of those … Two birds with one stone :slight_smile:

#4

Hello. I would like to join the question. I’m new to scala, come from C++/Erlang.
Can you please recommend an open-source project (not a library, not a Play application) from which I can catch the good practice of project organization, dependency injection and other stuff.
Thank you.

#5

Nearly all open source projects out there are libraries and tools, only very few are ordinary applications.

High-level concerns like project organization and dependency injection tend to be idiosyncratic to particular problem domains, particular frameworks such as Play, and to particular shops.

I don’t like to see a request for help go un-responded-to, but I also don’t know anything to suggest that meets your constraints.

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#6

Apache spark is a good example. It is a large and complex code base but you can read a fairly self contained part like rdd or scheduler

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