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by kenbot
4578 days ago
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There's a lot of "seems" going around from people who haven't used the language, or dynamic-typing folk who obviously aren't going to pick a language that bets the farm on static types. As a long-time Java dev myself, Scala is solving problems you don't even realise you have, because you don't know to look for them. Powerful types, immutable state and FP make a world of difference for writing clear solutions, with better abstractions, less code, less bugs and less bullshit than the horrendous status quo of corporate Java development. |
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It may take some getting used to syntax and design wise, but being able to code things up in 1/10 the size of other languages completely blows away the disadvantages of Scala.