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Probably just means the decision to use Scala was taken back when it looked like it could really be the next big thing. These days it's clear that Scala has los
by tormeh 2y ago
Probably just means the decision to use Scala was taken back when it looked like it could really be the next big thing. These days it's clear that Scala has lost all momentum. Scala 3 was an attempt to fix that by appealing to Pythonistas, but I doubt it'll work. It may stick around as the Spark language, but it's hard to believe in a bright future for it.
If an employer uses Scalaz or Cats, on the other hand, run for the hills.
- the_af 2y ago> Scala 3 was an attempt to fix that by appealing to Pythonistas Could you elaborate? I changed jobs while it was still v2, stopped using it, and haven't kept up with the changes.