Why Scala?
Scala gives you the feeling of an interpreting language. But it’s basically a compiled language, where anything you type is compiled to the byte code, and it runs inside the JVM. It is often the chosen option for very high-performance systems. James Gosling, Java ‘s father, says, “If I were to select a language to use today other than Java, it would be Scala.” Scala was first introduced in 2003 in an attempt to create a “Better Java” Scala that combines the object-oriented nature of Java with a functional programming model. Scala code can be compiled into an intermediary form of a different language and then executed in non-Scala environments. Beyond being a cross-platform language, Scala…
Data Engineering Training Resources
This list highlights some training resources for data engineering. These are resources that have been shared with me, and they could be of benefit to people who want to get training and land a job as a data engineer. (Recommended) Coursera- Data Engineering with Google Cloud This advanced certification program is designed to help you…
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