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Thanks for sharing. Could you elaborate why you were not pleased with the previous experience with Scala? The project was hard to maintain? Or it couldn't take

Thanks for sharing. Could you elaborate why you were not pleased with the previous experience with Scala? The project was hard to maintain? Or it couldn't take heavy hitting of requests? Or it has limitation for multi-programmers kind of work?

papsosouid 14y ago
Scala wasn't really the problem, lift and play were. Scala is fine, although it did feel like using an ugly crippled haskell at times. Lift and play both presented us with a bad combination of being both immature (which means lots of missing functionality) and opinionated (which means forcing you to do things their half-finished, not really working way). We ended up using snap in haskell which is just as immature, but because it isn't opinionated, it is easy to fill in the missing bits however you please,