Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
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Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#2I wasn't familiar with Scala prior to listening to this episode, so I enjoyed that it provided both a background on the traditional, JVM-based Scala, as well as the new Scala Native project, which I'm more inclined to use.
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#3Im actually quite interested in why teams choose to use Scala if youre not fitting it into an existing JVM shop.
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#4Any reason to use Scala native when Rust exists?
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#5Any reason to use Scala native when Rust exists?
Garbage collection.
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#6Why would you compile Scala natively itself instead of compiling JVM bytecode?
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#7Im actually quite interested in why teams choose to use Scala if youre not fitting it into an existing JVM shop.
The only competing production-capable languages are Haskell, OCaml, and maybe F#
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#8Any reason to use Scala native when Rust exists?
You can think of Scala Native as Go on steroids. We don’t try to compete with Rust at all.
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#9Why would you compile Scala natively itself instead of compiling JVM bytecode?
JVM startup is really painful for short to medium time running apps, this is the niche we’re trying to address.
Re: Scala Native with Denys Shabalin – Software Engineering Daily Podcast
#10Why would you compile Scala natively itself instead of compiling JVM bytecode?
JVM startup is really painful for short to medium time running apps, this is the niche we’re trying to address.
I meant, "compile bytecode to machine code." The fact that nobody does it is a sign that it's not a good idea. I guess I was just wondering why.