Comment Comment by systems ok, this is a sincere questioni've read a lot of negative opinions on scala, that it's becoming too big and too complexand honestly, i was kinda sorta, waiting for it to fail or fall out of favorthis doesnt seem to be happening, on the contrary, scala seem to be getting more popular, compared to language which i favored (like clojure or f#)are the negative opinions wrong, overblown, or is scala really heading for failure, what am i missing, what did i see wrong parent systems 10 years ago
i've read a lot of negative opinions on scala, that it's becoming too big and too complex
and honestly, i was kinda sorta, waiting for it to fail or fall out of favor
this doesnt seem to be happening, on the contrary, scala seem to be getting more popular, compared to language which i favored (like clojure or f#)
are the negative opinions wrong, overblown, or is scala really heading for failure, what am i missing, what did i see wrong