I've never done anything with Scala. I've learned some Haskell, and I liked what I learned. Lisp seems to be where I've settled in my programming. Mostly clo

I've never done anything with Scala. I've learned some Haskell, and I liked what I learned. Lisp seems to be where I've settled in my programming. Mostly clojure, but I've been working through some common lisp as the JVM is a pain point for me. Inspite of all the libraries and ecosystem it enables. I think I will perhaps continue with my idea of a lisp based hardware design language, as Scala is very definitely not appealing to me. I will take a look at clash though as Haskell was very compelling. Thanks