The Scala ecosystem

#1

Post by chuwy » Sat, Jul 02, 2016, 10:47 AM UTC

Re: The Scala ecosystem

#2

Post by azaras » Sat, Jul 02, 2016, 4:25 PM UTC

I am not a Scala developer but I try to learn it. I think that the problem with Scala, as well as with C++, is: It has too much features.

I think it is better to learn several programming languages that one overloaded.

Whith an overloaded programming language you have: A very few programmers that understand the whole thing and others that understand only some parts.

Whith several simple programming languages you have: A very few programmers that understand all the languages well and others that only understand one but well.

Re: The Scala ecosystem

#3

Post by premium-concern » Sat, Jul 02, 2016, 6:41 PM UTC

azaras wrote: post #2

I am not a Scala developer but I try to learn it. I think that the problem with Scala, as well as with C++, is: It has too much features. I think it is better to learn several programming languages that one overloaded. Whith an overloaded programming language you have: A very few programmers that understand the whole thing and others that understand only some parts. Whith several simple programming languages you have…

> It has too much features.

Examples?