Hey, an SBT video! This is the kind of thing that everyone uses but never delves into beyond the basics. So thank you so much for making a video about it!
I still can't believe this video released today, actually i thought to do a basic project in scala today. Actually there are very less resources available for scala especially setting up a back end project for scala, akka, etc. Rock The JVM is the best resource i've found on internet for scala based things. Thanks a lot Sir for making this video.
Daniel, please please please make a video explaining how to make a multi module scala project. For example a parent module and independent or partially dependent submodules or how big projects like those on Twitters github or spark are able to have so many projects and sub projects in one file and successfully compile them (using a much simpler example of course)
Hey, an SBT video! This is the kind of thing that everyone uses but never delves into beyond the basics. So thank you so much for making a video about it!
Real talk! This video is great!
There's going to be a part 2 and 3 to this one, stay tuned!
I still can't believe this video released today, actually i thought to do a basic project in scala today. Actually there are very less resources available for scala especially setting up a back end project for scala, akka, etc. Rock The JVM is the best resource i've found on internet for scala based things. Thanks a lot Sir for making this video.
Thank you as usual.. You always keep making my life easy for things i need to learn at the time i need to learn...
The introduction was very helpful, thanks!
It would be great to have a video for using Maven and Gradle for Scala projects too. Especially for projects that mix Scala and Java!
You are Daniel, and a great teacher!
Thank you very much, this is so useful
Good video as always 😁. I'd like more videos about how modeling spark app with scala...
Great video. Waiting for the next parts!
Just a question: what terminal are you using for H/V split?
iTerm2 with zsh
Why don’t we need an import statement to import the Fansi library in your main.Scala?
coz it is accessed with the full path (which is just `fansi`).
Great video , can’t wait for the next, thank you!!! 🤩
Btw - is there any chance for making a series on play framework with Scala 😇 ?
Maybe!
It's cool vim terminal. what is the config or plugins? can share it?
It's a pretty standard Powerlevel10k: github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k
@@rockthejvm Let me try, Thanks.
Thankyou you made life easy🙏😀😂😂😂
Can scala ecosystem finally migrate to Bazel?
Could you please say what is you terminal shell?
it's a zsh (I'm on a Mac) with Powerlevel10k
@@rockthejvm hm..so do I but my zsh shell looks different, how to adjust it like you?
Daniel, please please please make a video explaining how to make a multi module scala project. For example a parent module and independent or partially dependent submodules or how big projects like those on Twitters github or spark are able to have so many projects and sub projects in one file and successfully compile them (using a much simpler example of course)
Next video!
How did you get the colors and icons in your ls?
Powerlevel10k!
@@rockthejvm I just upgraded my p10k, but I still don't get the colors and icons in ls. Does that need to be enabled separately somehow?
Oh, it's not p10k, it's colorls, which is a Ruby gem. Ruby is too messed up to use on my machine. Stupid Homebrew.
Thanks for the video. Also `mkdir -p src/{main,test}/{scala,java,resources}` for the win
nice tip
"I'm running Scala for a while..." LOL
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