I know you can do it, the question is whether it's mainstream to do it, or whether in practice you end up with a single one in 95% of the cases. Based on using

I know you can do it, the question is whether it's mainstream to do it, or whether in practice you end up with a single one in 95% of the cases. Based on using it a bit and talking to many, more or less disillusioned, scala developers, my opinion is: it's not worth it. It's fine for us to disagree though. There's enough programming languages and projects for everybody.