Scala Book recommendations

The existing Scala bookcase include:

1. Programming in Scala. The masterpieces of the Scala creator, Martin Ordersky, are the most authoritative of Scala's introductory bookcase, but the Scala version of the book is a bit old, and the whole book gives me a feeling that it's just a few examples of things that don't feel right for beginners. This masterpiece has a Chinese version, but the translation is really too bad, ZTMD rotten.
2. Scala in Action. Generally speaking, in the action series of books are OK, this book is also good, but the content of Scala is too small, a lot of important content is not involved, personal feeling it is not suitable for beginners, suggest beginners do not look.
3. Scala in Depth. This book is more suitable for beginners, and the important grammatical content in Scala is covered.
4. Scala Cookbook. This book is based on Scala's knowledge of Scala's grammar, and most of the grammar is relevant for beginners
5. Scala for the impatient. This book recommended beginners also must see, the overall content in my opinion is still relatively in place, this book also has Chinese version, but I personally think the translation is also let people have a faint sadness, many places are literal translation.

In addition, you can read my personal blog:
Http://blog.csdn.net/lovehuangjiaju
The content of the blog covers most of Scala's syntax and is the concentration of all the bookcase in front of it.

Five of the previous recommended Scala books, I personally suggest you look at the original, put a Youdao, where not to point. I have all the electronic version of the above book, because of copyright issues, I will not put on the Internet, you can follow the title to find it or add me

I'll pass it on to you alone.

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Scala Book recommendations