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The problem with Scala is the same as the problem with Lisp. It's too flexible and it ends up having a bunch of dialects. Sure you can only use a subset, but th
by solidasparagus 6y ago
The problem with Scala is the same as the problem with Lisp. It's too flexible and it ends up having a bunch of dialects. Sure you can only use a subset, but that doesn't fix the problem that the fragmentation makes it hard to find libraries and code examples that only use the subset of Scala you're comfortable with.