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You're not yet invested in the JVM, so have you considered some alternatives like Haskell or OCaml? I've found these to be simpler and more productive. The main
by tikhonj 14y ago
You're not yet invested in the JVM, so have you considered some alternatives like Haskell or OCaml? I've found these to be simpler and more productive. The main worry would be about libraries, but that really depends on what you're doing. If it's web development, both Haskell and OCaml have top-notch frameworks that are very good for asynchronous code. OCaml also has a very good JavaScript compiler, so you can use it on the front-end. (Haskell can also be compiled to JS, but I've never used it that way.)
- dkhenry 14y agoI have looked at Haskell, but the problem is getting the team migrated over. Its a lot easier to migrate a team to Scala then to Haskell. Also the library selection for the JVM is unparallelled.