what's your least favorite Scala feature that you see popping up in otherwise reasonable code? i'll go: nested methods, especially those using context from the parent method. exceptions can be made for really small nested methods
I don't often use nested methods, but I strongly like the fact they exist, for its uniformity.
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I sometimes use them for readability, if there are short and I can use them for instance as a predicate or filter or something similar.
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