Reactive course does not exist anymore and redirects to the scala specialization #487
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LGTM. @heathermiller you want to sign off? |
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thanks Marios! |
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@SethTisue Thank you for reviewing, glad to help 😉 |
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This PR is intending to fix a confusion in the documentation regarding the reactive course. Basically we need to remove references to the reactive course and list the new specialization.
Reactive course does not exist anymore (I can only see my certificate in my account).
The https://www.coursera.org/course/reactive link to the reactive course redirects to the new specialization https://www.coursera.org/specializations/scala.
I have contacted coursera and they verified that the old reactive course does not exist any more (maybe someone has more information regarding this)
In essence now we have the
We have the option to only list the specialization which includes anyway the Functional Programming Principles in Scala course as well instead of two references.
Please let me know what you think and I will apply changes accordingly.
Also see:
#476