What killed Scala at my last employer was that nobody could agree on what idiomatic code should look like, so there were vast stylistic differences between areas. Despite working in the same language, it ended up being hard to move between codebases, in unpredictable ways.
This strikes me as the same sort of flexibility: you can do just about anything. If you do do just about anything, it's a bad time for all concerned.
This strikes me as the same sort of flexibility: you can do just about anything. If you do do just about anything, it's a bad time for all concerned.