I don't use LISP languages, I haven't tried them mostly because I really don't like "()", but I do know they are loved by those who use them. They must be good.

I don't use LISP languages, I haven't tried them mostly because I really don't like "()", but I do know they are loved by those who use them. They must be good. People say that you get used to it in a while. Now what I won't do is try to apply all the patterns I have learned over the time and try to force it on a LISP language and then say that it is shitty because x. I would rather take some time to learn the LISP way of doing things and be more enlightened for having done so. Of course Scala is heavy on types. It is advertised as a feature! why the surprise? Why won't you come along with us and try to do things our way once and see if you like it?