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No it's not a py2 vs py3 situation at all. It's fud. Scala suffers due to bad tooling. As somebody else said. I'd still urge people to try out scala as a much
by badtooling 7y ago
No it's not a py2 vs py3 situation at all. It's fud.
Scala suffers due to bad tooling. As somebody else said.
I'd still urge people to try out scala as a much better typescript (scala.js) for web
- manojlds 7y agoWouldn't Kotlin for JS be that?
- ofrzeta 7y agoWhat's the problem with the Scala plugin for IntelliJ?
- jvican 7y agoIt can often give false positives, but it's mostly okay and lots of people really enjoy it. It has innovated a lot on finding better ways of showing types. It'd be good if the OP elaborates on what "bad tooling" we have in the Scala community given that today Scala's tooling is good and on par with that of Kotlin and Java.
- gbersac 7y agoNo much now (except being slow on weak laptop). Scala Intellij's plugin has dramatically improved over the years.
- lmm 7y agoIt still can't reliably highlight errors. Every version of it either highlights some kinds of working code as being an error, or fails to highlight some kinds of error.