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> In Scala every major release addresses one or two pain points and migration is very smooth – no "rewrite all your stuff". Yes, the Java way. Take ten years t
by incepted 10y ago
> In Scala every major release addresses one or two pain points and migration is very smooth – no "rewrite all your stuff".
Yes, the Java way. Take ten years to implement basic stuff.
I much prefer Swift and C#'s approach to this: first major version bump, things get deprecated. Second bump, they get removed. It worked great for C#, it's going to work great for Swift, which has already seen incredible adoption on iOS.
Scala is moving at a glacial pace in comparison, really not worth bothering with.
- airless_bar 10y agoOh come on Cedric. You managed to troll better in the past. As you surely know it already, the deprecate-remove cycle is pretty much how a) Scala works and b) C# doesn't work.