A while back i was happily writing clojure, but after a while its dynamic typing got problematic and that's when I learned scala. I really liked it, I think fu

A while back i was happily writing clojure, but after a while its dynamic typing got problematic and that's when I learned scala. I really liked it, I think functional but statically typed is the way to go. Although I still think that it is a lot of fun to write clojure, it's a breeze with its focus on stateless, functional code. I tried to get into writing a GraphQL API in scala once, and the library made excessive use of the implicit parameters. That was too much for me, there was always something missing and it wasn't immediately apparent where things are taken from or why something doesn't work in one place but does in another.