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When Scala was "hot", it was embraced by very good programmers. The complexity of the language sort of demanded it. Thus, the stuff they wrote were well writte
by kosherhurricane 4y ago
When Scala was "hot", it was embraced by very good programmers. The complexity of the language sort of demanded it.
Thus, the stuff they wrote were well written.
After they leave, nobody can improve it or change it. (See sibling reply).
It's the people, not the language, that produces good software.
- xani_ 4y ago> When Scala was "hot", it was embraced by very good programmers. The complexity of the language sort of demanded it. And reverse of that worked for Perl, then PHP, then JS (and arguably also Python/Ruby)