This just reminds me of how far Scala has fallen. The 3.0 debacle, the fact that the community had a civil war, it really is a shame considering how it's SO close to being a strongly typed python replacement.
Programming Scala is the closest to just expressing how I think. For people who love C#, it has all the best C# features and an even more expressive type system.
Everytime I have to write Go, Python or C++ at work I'm missing features from Scala. :(
Programming Scala is the closest to just expressing how I think. For people who love C#, it has all the best C# features and an even more expressive type system.
Everytime I have to write Go, Python or C++ at work I'm missing features from Scala. :(