Good stuff, really useful to see what Twitter considers to be 'Scala: the Good Parts'.
But no mention of Actors or Akka in the concurrency section? Why not, out of curiosity? Actor model doesn't fit your use cases?
But no mention of Actors or Akka in the concurrency section? Why not, out of curiosity? Actor model doesn't fit your use cases?
There's some people at Twitter who truly love and grok Scala and Scala idioms inside out, and there's some people who look at Scala as a more functional, less verbose Java.
>There's some people at Twitter who truly love and grok Scala and Scala idioms inside out, and there's some people who look at Scala as a more functional, less verbose Java.
I'm a full card-carrying member of exactly both groups, but if all Scala does is succeed b/c of the latter, it will have served a wonderful purpose in displacing Java.