# Scala

## Scala

- [Welcome to the Scala Wiki!](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/master.md): Everything you need to know about Scala (and more).
- [History](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/general/history.md): The history of Scala
- [Funding](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/general/funding.md): How we plan on funding the project
- [Roadmap](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/general/roadmap.md): High-level roadmap
- [2021](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/general/roadmap/roadmap.md): High-level roadmap
- [2022](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/general/roadmap/roadmap-1.md): High-level roadmap
- [2023](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/general/roadmap/roadmap-2.md): High-level roadmap
- [Network](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/network-specifications.md): Condensed technical specifications of Scala Blockchain.
- [Features](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc.md): Feature descriptions of some of the major aspects of Scala
- [Untraceable payments](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/untraceable-payments.md): Describes how Cryptonote achieves untraceable payments.
- [Unlinkable Transactions](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/unlinkable-transactions.md): Describes how Scala achieves unlinkable transactions
- [Double-spending proof](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/double-spending-proof.md): Describes how Scala defends itself against double-spending.
- [Blockchain analysis resistance](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/blockchain-analysis-resistance.md): Describes the resistance against blockchain analysis implemented in Scala
- [Standard CryptoNote transactions](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/standard-cryptonote-transactions.md): A brief introduction to standard CryptoNote transactions
- [Zero confirmation transactions](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/zero-confirmation-transactions.md): Description of Zero Confirmation transaction on the scala blockchain.
- [Adaptive Limits](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/adaptive-limits.md): Describes the adaptive parameters of the Scala Blockchain
- [Panthera PoW algorithm](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/panthera.md): Describes the proof-of-work (PoW) algorithm used in the blockchain.
- [Diardi](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/diardi.md): Description of our semi-decentralized checkpointing mechanism
- [Wallet](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/wallet-1.md): The wallet applications that you can use to store and spend Scala
- [GUI Wallet](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/wallet-1/gui-wallet.md): A guide on how to use the GUI wallet.
- [CLI Wallet](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/wallet-1/cli-wallet.md): A guide on how to use the CLI Wallet
- [Scala Vault](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/wallet-1/scala-vault.md): A Guide on how to use the Android Scala Vault
- [ScalaPay](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/wallet-1/scalapay.md): A guide on how to use ScalaPay.
- [Mining](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/mining.md): DefyX: Proof-of-Work Algorithm.
- [Mobile Mining](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/mining/mobile-mining.md): A Mobile Mining Application for the Scala Network.
- [Bridge](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/bridge.md): Wrapping XLA and unwrapping wXLA
- [Wrap XLA](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/bridge/wrap-xla.md)
- [Unwrap XLA](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/applications/bridge/unwrap-xla.md)
- [Exchanges](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/resources/exchanges.md): Trade and exchange the Scala Coin
- [FAQ](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/resources/faq.md): Frequently Asked Questions About Scala.
- [Assets](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/resources/assets.md)
- [Contact Us](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/resources/support-donation.md)
- [Donate](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/resources/donate.md)


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