1. You're super busy and really want to get back to me, but haven't had the time. That's totally fine: I get that! Just let me know and I can ping you again in a few weeks.
2. You hate the tutorial and you don't want to use it. That's fine too! That feedback (and any other constructive feedback) would be awesome.
3. You've won the lottery, and have used your winnings to get yourself to a private island where no one can bother you with technology. If that's the case, I'm extraordinarily jealous (but very happy for you.) ;)
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On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 6:05 am, Molly Elizabeth wrote:
Hey Diomidis,
How's it going? Hope all is well - just wanted to see if you had a chance to check out the tutorial.
Because we're deciding whether or not to create more of these free resources in the future, I'd really appreciate your letting me know if this is something you want to use on your site.
Will you let me know either way?
Thanks so much again,
Molly
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On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 11:13 am, Molly Elizabeth wrote:
Hi Diomidis,
I was doing some research for our students here at Udemy on people using Scala resources and when I came across
your site, saw you were using the tutorial from
Scala-Lang.
We really like that resource, and actually created our own that we think is a perfect supplement! This
Scala tutorial is text-and image based, easy to search for quick answers, and super helpful for anyone: as a base for learning or as a reference guide.
Do you think this would be a helpful resource? If so, please use it on your site. I'd love to see more people learning Scala!
Thanks so much,
Molly
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