Oh yes, I definitely agree that Scala has a much better approach to threading with Actors and so on and there's definite improvement over Java with lamdas and f

Oh yes, I definitely agree that Scala has a much better approach to threading with Actors and so on and there's definite improvement over Java with lamdas and functions as first class citizens. What I'm moaning about is, for me, I tend to like doing things "the right way" (i.e. The Scala Way) and it irritates me that there's nothing there to enforce you to do that. That isn't necessarily a problem with Scala per se, it's an issue with myself, but it's one of the reasons why I've stopped doing development in Scala for now and going down the Haskell route. Who knows, perhaps once I've got some decent Haskell behind my back, I might be able to transfer those ideas over to Scala and write Scala how I'd want to write it.