Scala API

The Scala API can be browsed online, or you can download it locally on your machine for later use.

• Standard scaladoc Scala API
  Browse the online API documentation generated by using our standard scaladoc tool. This copy of the documentation is hosted locally, and is automatically regenerated each time a new distribution is released.
  
  
• The vscaladoc version of the Scala API
  A user-contributed tool, vscaladoc, can generate a better representation of the Scala API. The old page we are linking to is hosted on the scala-tools.org website. Further information on vscaladoc, written by David Bernard, is available on this Google Code project page. Please note: vscaladoc is no longer maintained, and will be replaced by an entirely new scaladoc implementation when Scala 2.8 is released.
   
• The nightly Scala API
  As part of our development process, every night the most recent, experimental version of the APIs are rebuilt from the unstable nightly development code. Currently this API is aligned with the 2.8.x development branch. This API tracks development code, and is therefore subject to continuous changes; do not rely on this information for production code.
   
• Download locally
  The Scala API tarball can also be downloaded by using the Sbaz packaging system, or directly from the Download page.