Thanks for the response. Alas, here in "fly-over country" (Sacramento), it's all Java and some Javascript (or .NET, if you've been naughty). There's scarcely

Thanks for the response. Alas, here in "fly-over country" (Sacramento), it's all Java and some Javascript (or .NET, if you've been naughty). There's scarcely any Scala, let alone Haskell work to get or see here. So, my background tends to be that I'd much rather do JS than Java. The JetBrains IDE's actually do a pretty good job at analyzing JS, despite JS's assumed inferiority. One day Java the language/syntax will be dead, and I will recover from the trauma it has inflicted upon me the last 10 years or so :-) Fortunately, BS-CS programs still taught other languages beside C -> C++ -> Java in the early 80s, so I at least got to learn some Common Lisp back then (among other things), though not Scheme. Consequently, I'd like to move on from 1960s tech (e.g. - Simula 67) to 70s tech (e.g. - Scheme). Never learned me a Haskell yet. I suppose I should since it's got interesting stuff like currying built into the language itself rather than duct-taped on the side.