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In my view, Scala is good for projects where using Java is too complicated and you can use better abstractions. I would argue that Scala helps to keep your cod
by gclaramunt 15y ago
In my view, Scala is good for projects where using Java is too complicated and you can use better abstractions.
I would argue that Scala helps to keep your code base smaller and easier to manipulate (due to extra type safety).
In any language, a big codebase needs coding standards and the project develops it's own "culture". You have the same multiple approaches problem in Java: how do you search for items in a collection?
- tsotha 15y ago>In my view, Scala is good for projects where using Java is too complicated and you can use better abstractions. I have yet to run into a project for which the use of Java is too complicated, and I'm concerned the designers of Scala have made a few mistakes of the kind you see in C++, like operator overloading.