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The Scala Platform Process provides organizational support for a broad range of open source software projects. The mission of the process is to provide high-quality software for the good of the Scala community. Through a collaborative and meritocratic development process, the Platform delivers a stable collection of libraries with widespread use and a low barrier entry for beginners and intermediate users, ready for serious production use.

SLIP: Scala library improvement process Anything related to scala modules (scala-xml, scala-swing, pickling, etc)

SIP: Scala improvement process

Big Data Analysis with Scala and Spark

Course on Coursera

Functional Programming in Scala Capstone Project

Course on Coursera

Most of the heavy lifting happens in scalameta

Initially announce as ScalaFiddle. We decided to collaborate on an existing project called Scastie. It leverage sbt, you can easily depend on published libraries, change the Scala version, target a new platform(Scala.Js, Native) or use Dotty.

Module bundler for Scala.js projects that use npm packages. Uses webpack under the hood.

Sbt-cross-project We extended Scala.js’ crossProject and %%% to support Scala-Native. You can publish and depend on Scala Native libraries.

Roadmap We are implementing JDK core libraries based on open source usage. We are building libraries from the Scala Index against Scala Native and we implement the missing methods.

Improvements

The Scala collections library underwent a major redesign in Scala 2.8. While the current design proved to be successful in many areas, several pain points have become apparent over the years which indicate fundamental issues with the design that cannot be removed through gradual minor changes. This prompted the request for strawman proposals for a new design in the context of Dotty. We propose that the Scala Center work on the implementation of this new design for the Scala 2.13 standard library. The work in progress can be seen in the following github repository: https://github.com/scala/collection-strawman

Improvements

Scala tutorial based on the existing MOOCs.

Improvements for http://docs.scala-lang.org/

Zinc Improvements

Improve builds with direct dependencies