If you are still in the unfortunate position of using #scala, there exists an entire support network of people to help you improve.
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Yeah, that makes sense but, using the correct libraries such as cats or similar, you can reduce that cons to almost zero. As I said, Scala is not Haskell (however Haskell also has Exceptions) but I think is still better than Python or Java.. Or JavaScript!
1. cats is a copy of scalaz because of petty politicians and their gullible corporate fan club. 2. I wrote scalaz. 3. None of this works.
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Hey! Thanks for your answer!
Is due the second point why I'm intrigued. You wrote Scalaz so, of course, you know about you are talking. I only want to know the reasons you have 
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Well, the full answer is never going to fit on twitter. But here is a very brief summary: https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1pjjy5/odersky_the_trouble_with_types_strange_loop_2013/cd3bgcu/ …
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I'd be curious what you think of the Eta Language project
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If: (a) the JVM is an asset, not a liability (b) importing Java libraries is a legitimate strength, not just marketing Then: (c) Eta is extremely valuable. Insert your own truth values for (a) and (b).
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