You are not alone in this. Scala has had ecosystem problems for a long time and because of the community status, that's unlikely to get much better anytime soon.
One of the reasons I've been preferring haskell and clojure for my work is because scala's toolchain abused me so badly.
As I've just scratched Scala's surface, I don't get what you meant by the community status. Considering how important the ecosystem is, could you point some resource to understand ? Thanks
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You are not alone in this. Scala has had ecosystem problems for a long time and because of the community status, that's unlikely to get much better anytime soon.
One of the reasons I've been preferring haskell and clojure for my work is because scala's toolchain abused me so badly.
As I've just scratched Scala's surface, I don't get what you meant by the community status. Considering how important the ecosystem is, could you point some resource to understand ? Thanks