Just curious, what companies (or kinds of companies) are betting on Scala nowadays? It seems that the people wanting "better Java" all decided they like Kotlin, and the functional programming people now gravitate more towards either F# (for .NET ecosystem) or OCaml/Reason (for the more unixy world). And the academic/research/learning crowd seems to like Haskell more.
Who's still in Scala boat? Are Google or Fb or other big cos known to give back to open-source growing any Scala codebases now?
Who's still in Scala boat? Are Google or Fb or other big cos known to give back to open-source growing any Scala codebases now?