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That is not my perception. It's difficult to point to a more poorly managed language project than Scala. The net result is a mess with tons of gotchas, perform
by KirinDave 9y ago
That is not my perception.
It's difficult to point to a more poorly managed language project than Scala. The net result is a mess with tons of gotchas, performance pitfalls, technical debt and a 3-way split tie in the community.
Scala has driven away a lot of brilliant people.
- eropple 9y agoThis is where I'm at. When people ask me why I don't write Scala anymore, the best answer I can give is "it is not a language that deserves a The Good Parts book, but desperately needs one."