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Because Scala adds overhead.

• poooogles 10y ago
  Where? In operational cost? In development time? In performance?
  • jbooth 10y ago
    Yes. Depending on use-case, of course, there's lot of places where scala is preferable to Java. A byte-shuttling service where performance is important, mutability reigns and expressiveness is irrelevant.. not one of those places.
  • balamaci 10y ago
    Yes. Joke aside, at least in hiring people it should.