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between the two, there's no question, Scala is the place to be. It's possible a newer language like Ceylon settles in as the default choice for more conservativ
by runT1ME 11y ago
between the two, there's no question, Scala is the place to be. It's possible a newer language like Ceylon settles in as the default choice for more conservative companies and Scala remains the preferred choice for those who want to dive deeper into the functional side.
- emergentcypher 11y agoI second Scala. Working with it for over two years and it's great!
- flippant 11y agoI love Scala, but compile times (even for tiny projects) are really annoying.