The only company I've ever known to use Scala in a big way, based on their job ads, is Disney Streaming. Now their streaming service is successful and stable, s

The only company I've ever known to use Scala in a big way, based on their job ads, is Disney Streaming. Now their streaming service is successful and stable, so it clearly was the right choice for them, but honestly I can't help but think they chose the runt of the litter. I imagine it's a developer who wanted the latest fad functional language on their CV many years ago, abandoned the company (or got promoted out of the dept.), and now Disney's current developers have to support a language that is mostly not idiomatic with the OOP libraries it uses, and lacks the userbase and support other languages enjoy.