Published 2019-08-12.
Last modified 2024-07-20.
Time to read: 1 minutes.
About this course.
Install Git
You should have git set up on your computer before going any further.
All of the code that I show you in this course is provided online.
If you need to learn about git, Hans Vogel has some
excellent free tutorials.
Get the Course Notes
The quickest way to get a copy of the git repository for this course is to type the following in a console with the current directory set to where you want to work with this course.
$ git clone https://github.com/mslinn/course_scala_intro_code.git
This creates a subdirectory called course_scala_intro_code.
You can refresh your copy at any time by typing the following into a shell prompt in the same
course_scala_intro_code directory:
$ cd course_scala_intro_code
$ git pull origin master
Refer to Lecture Transcripts
When this course is updated, the transcripts are updated first, then the videos are updated. Sometimes an appreciable amount of time might pass between updating a transcript and updating the corresponding video, or both might be updated simultaneously, depending on the material.
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