irony is their new languages are full of flaws either (sometimes from day 1) Companies are fooling themselves into this quest for holy grail trap. Good exampl

irony is their new languages are full of flaws either (sometimes from day 1) Companies are fooling themselves into this quest for holy grail trap. Good example is Scala, originally created to overcome & extend Java shortcomings, but ending up as an extremely complicated, extremely expensive (in terms of salaries and dev costs) piece of tech. With the original beautiful functinal intention ending up in a piles of over-engineered, verbose, procedural, java-like code. I'm speaking from personal experience.