I write Scala code professionally, and the language documentation is the worst I've encountered. Luckily, I've leveled-up to the point where I don't need it any

I write Scala code professionally, and the language documentation is the worst I've encountered. Luckily, I've leveled-up to the point where I don't need it anymore and can just lookup prototypes and comments directly in the source code when I need it (thing almost everyone is doing after a certain time, btw). I understand the frustration of beginners, and I've even began to host talks/presentations, inside my company, for a few coworkers. I hope to get them past, at least, past the few interesting concepts and the shitload of symbols/operators/random-combinations-of-chars-on-my-keyboard that you encounter on a day-to-day basis.