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it's so flexible that in a large enough code base, it becomes a mess. It's not a Scala-specific problem it's not scala specific, but it is a function of the fl
by em-bee 3y ago
it's so flexible that in a large enough code base, it becomes a mess. It's not a Scala-specific problem
it's not scala specific, but it is a function of the flexibility of a language.
scala and perl are the only two languages that i am aware of where this issue is a common complaint. other languages are either not popular enough for this issue to surface or they are not as flexible for it to be as big of an issue as it seems to be in scala and perl.
- dionian 3y agoAgreed, reminds me very much of perl. I just consider these two, especially perl (partly because I'm such a novice), require a lot of discipline for how to choose a style that will scale well.