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I'm not the biggest fan of Scala, but for me it's more that it reminds me of Java than the functional constructs. But pointing at Scalaz is a bit ridiculous. I
by pimeys 9y ago
I'm not the biggest fan of Scala, but for me it's more that it reminds me of Java than the functional constructs.
But pointing at Scalaz is a bit ridiculous. It's a known test library for trying things out and basically not allowed in any Scala codebase I've been working on.
- KirinDave 9y agoScalaz is widely used and widely panned. Even though I'm a haskell and purescript programmer that prefers to write <$> and >>=, I find Scala's approach frustrating and hard to read. Especially as type lambdas stack up. I'm just saying; the impression exists for a reason and the reason is a popular and well-known library.
- pimeys 9y agoI'm all with you here. I prefer Haskell and OCaml every time over Scala.