Apache BookKeeper Tutorial Implemented with Scala

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Apache BookKeeper Tutorial Implemented with Scala

[eolivelli]

@bwsw awesome !
Thank you for sharing you work!

[sijie]

@bwsw great job!

@eolivelli do you want to update the documentation to include @bwsw 's tutorial?

[eolivelli]

@sijie I will do as soon as possible

[eolivelli]

@sijie
we can add a link to the project here http://bookkeeper.apache.org/docs/master/bookkeeperTutorial.html
after the reference to @ivankelly repository https://github.com/ivankelly/bookkeeper-tutorial/
is it OK ?
shall we create a JIRA for this ?

[sijie]

@eolivelli let's discuss the issue tracking at the mail-list. but my thought here is - if there is a github issue here, we don't need to create a jira. but the pull request need to be "Issue-<Issue-#>: ...."

[eolivelli]

@sijie committed to staging website, see https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BOOKKEEPER-1080

[sijie]

oh I just realized that site repo is still in svn. we might need to move that to git (and probably rewrite this using static generator like jeklly). Otherwise there is visibility on the changes on the site.

For this change, +1 for the staging.

[eolivelli]

Done
I cannot close this issue, @bwsw can you close it?

[sijie]

@eolivelli I believe we might need to request permission from INFRA team.

[jvrao]

Sorry for being naive on this subject. What is the real use of implementing tutorial in Scala? and have a separate git repo for it?

[sijie]

@jvrao

re "a separate git repo" - current java tutorial is a tutorial wrote by @ivankelly , it is not in bookkeeper's repo.

a tutorial is just a sample application to show how to use BookKeeper to build applications. I don't know if it is necessary to have it along with the main repo. If it is easier, we can merge them into the main repo.

scala vs java - my take is just different ways to use bookkeeper in different languages.