Comment on Trapperkeeper is a new Clojure framework for long-running applications, servicesparentComments−teacup5012ySecond, Typesafe is a tiny company, and the most prolific committer to the Scala compiler just quit - not just Typesafe, but Scala altogether. Doesn't seem rock solid to me.Paul Phillips did NOT quit Scala altogether: https://github.com/paulp?tab=activityThis is a surprising bit of FUD that has taken hold amongst gleeful Scala haters.−virtualwhys12yIn all fairness paulp has been bashing the shizazz out of Scala since his departure.And yes, he's still involved, but far less so than before when he was working full-time on the compiler at TypeSafe.On the plus side, Dotty, the new "simplified" Scala compiler, is in the works and collections library will likely be overhauled in the process.as for Clojure, typed Clojure looks interesting, but otherwise the little rascal Haskell is my Scala escape hatch for the time being.−gress12yI'm not a scala hater. I've used it in production, and produced more than one open source library, and attended scala conferences at my own expense.I'm simply pointing out that it doesn't have a rock solid base.I would like to use scala more, but I found clojure easier to use and equally powerful in practice.
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Paul Phillips did NOT quit Scala altogether: https://github.com/paulp?tab=activity
This is a surprising bit of FUD that has taken hold amongst gleeful Scala haters.
In all fairness paulp has been bashing the shizazz out of Scala since his departure.
And yes, he's still involved, but far less so than before when he was working full-time on the compiler at TypeSafe.
On the plus side, Dotty, the new "simplified" Scala compiler, is in the works and collections library will likely be overhauled in the process.
as for Clojure, typed Clojure looks interesting, but otherwise the little rascal Haskell is my Scala escape hatch for the time being.
I'm not a scala hater. I've used it in production, and produced more than one open source library, and attended scala conferences at my own expense.
I'm simply pointing out that it doesn't have a rock solid base.
I would like to use scala more, but I found clojure easier to use and equally powerful in practice.