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Scala is >12 year old. Excluding libraries /frameworks, there are couple of popular Scala projects like Apache Spark, Apache Kafka. Other than that I am not aw
by geodel 10y ago
Scala is >12 year old. Excluding libraries /frameworks, there are couple of popular Scala projects like Apache Spark, Apache Kafka. Other than that I am not aware if any big/popular open source projects are using Scala. May be it is used more in internal software development at companies.
So I think Scala is more or less steady in usage. There is no rise or fall of Scala.
- 0xmohit 10y agoScala is >12 year old. But it always feel so new and fresh. Every new release would likely break existing code.
- geodel 10y agoDon't you just love Scala? :-)
- DocSavage 10y agoHis only quantitative datapoint is the TIOBE index where Scala has fallen from #13 to #32 over the last four years. http://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ http://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ What backs your claim that Scala usage is comparatively steady in usage? The amount of software grows over time so that must be factored in or else people could say COBOL is just as popular as it was before.