Clearly they added a bunch of new stuff that the JVM can't understand.
So it is either "Scala like LISP"
or
It is a superset of the Scala language. Meaning all existing stuff will work with it, but if you use new secret keywords it will work "better".
Which seems not quite ideal, because that means most Scala libraries will not be "tuned", and you will need all new libraries.. just like ScalaJS made you need entirely new Scala libraries that did not use reflection.
Worried the Scala ecosystem is turning into a nightmare ;)
So it is either "Scala like LISP"
or
It is a superset of the Scala language. Meaning all existing stuff will work with it, but if you use new secret keywords it will work "better".
Which seems not quite ideal, because that means most Scala libraries will not be "tuned", and you will need all new libraries.. just like ScalaJS made you need entirely new Scala libraries that did not use reflection.
Worried the Scala ecosystem is turning into a nightmare ;)