[namelos]

“And while val and var were near-doppelgangers, unveränderliche and opportunistisch are now much more easily disambiguated.”

“One more planned change to Skala’s syntax is the elimination of unnecessary spaces between modifiers and definitions. It was always a frustration to Odersky that abstract override lazy val could not be a single word. “It’s a single concept, so why not?” he asks, incredulously. Yet the reason was always that forming compound words simply didn’t work so well in English; but in German, writing implementationsdefiniertüberschreibenfaulunveränderliche is completely natural, so we intend to fully embrace it.”

I feel the same. Why do you use multiple words when you could just use one?