a) Scala is busted technically. b) The people don't understand Functional Programming. Beginners. c) The people turn into arseholes when you point out deficiencies in their knowledge. Ergo, Scala will never improve. Scala 3 is a shining example of this reliable prediction.
If nothing else, enjoy the Scala shitshow of misinformation :) https://www.reddit.com/r/scala/comments/8ygjcq/can_someone_explain_to_me_the_benefits_of_io/ … PS: I highly recommend "nothing else."
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From Odersky's comment it is evident that Scala 3 will have its own effect system. I wonder how is it different than Scalaz 8 ? Speaking of IO, Scala's Future are very expensive as they depend upon native threads. Scalaz inluded concept of Fibres to tackle it.
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Completely different. Odersky does not grasp even the basics of this subject. You'll never believe what happens next.
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You mean odersky or SystemFW?
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It's reasonably well-known that Odersky has an elementary understanding of IO, has done so for over a decade, and seems to have not moved in all of that time.
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