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by doctor_phil
117 days ago
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Idris is slightly more mainstream I would say, but not wildy so. If you like the Haskell interop then I'd recommend staying with Agda. Scala 3 is much more mainstream and has path dependent types. I've only used Scala 2, and there the boilerplate for dependent types was frustrating imo, but I've heard its better in 3. |
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Scala 3 indeed is more mainstream but it seems also on the way out. At least here in corporate world it is replaced by Kotlin and Java 21+ for a large part.