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>Scala is not that hard once you boil it down the set of features that your team wants to use. Isn't that, essentially, what you already have to do with C++ to
by beefhash 13y ago
>Scala is not that hard once you boil it down the set of features that your team wants to use.
Isn't that, essentially, what you already have to do with C++ to keep that manageable? If so, why not go straight for C++ and get improved performance in return?
- tenpoundhammer 13y agoC++ is not a functional language and it doesn't run on the jvm. So this is more of a question of what are you looking in a programming langauge. For teams that are already heavily invested in the JVM it's very attractive. There are also a ton of advantages in the multi-processing aspects of scala.