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That thread is 4 years old...I wouldn't say that's reflective of the current situation, nor do I find "probably won't get better" a great take, because the Scal
by sp33der89 4y ago
That thread is 4 years old...I wouldn't say that's reflective of the current situation, nor do I find "probably won't get better" a great take, because the Scala OSS situation tries to not-repeat-mistakes.
Hell the worst thing the Scala Discord deals with it are spambots!
- phillipcarter 4y agoWell, since then various factions that emerged have only come to hate each other more, a prominent "middle ground" member of the community disappeared after accusations that he was a sexual abuser, and the ecosystem seems to have firmly split between Zio and Cats, so I wouldn't exactly say things have gotten better.
- sp33der89 4y ago> since then various factions that emerged have only come to hate each other more There are (recent) threads out there on the interwebs were people suggest using Cats Effect or ZIO(or as a better Python) without it being hateful. And there are enough people not going at each other because of some effect library. I am not saying everything is good, there is enough room for improvement, but I feel like you have an outdated view of the Scala ecosystem. For example "ecosystem firmly split between ZIO and Cats" doesn't ring true either, there are tools/libraries like, scala-cli and Mill or tapir coming out that offer a more pragmatic experience, without locking you down to the pure FP dogmatism. > a prominent "middle ground" member of the community disappeared after accusations that he was a sexual abuser Yes, this stirred up a lot of controversy and I found this indeed a failure of the Scala community, I don't think that means things haven't gotten better though.