As someone involved in the scala community (and scalaz) community, I'd say about 60% of the companies I talk to at the various meetups use at the very least #scalaz. I was pleasantly surprised.
Could this be a biased sample though? Not saying this is the case but it seems logical that the people at the scala meetups are cut from a cloth that would make them more likely to be using things such as scalaz.
I know that my local scala meetup seems to be more heavily oriented towards the functional end of things than the bulk of the scala developers I interact with. OTOH, perhaps the bias is with my sample.
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As someone involved in the scala community (and scalaz) community, I'd say about 60% of the companies I talk to at the various meetups use at the very least #scalaz. I was pleasantly surprised.
Could this be a biased sample though? Not saying this is the case but it seems logical that the people at the scala meetups are cut from a cloth that would make them more likely to be using things such as scalaz.
I know that my local scala meetup seems to be more heavily oriented towards the functional end of things than the bulk of the scala developers I interact with. OTOH, perhaps the bias is with my sample.