1. There's a common belief that Scala's toolset is difficult, aggravating, and counter-productive. Has this been true? Is it improving?
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Your "1." implies at least a "2." - keep them coming! :)
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2. What do you believe are the benefits for engineering orgs to adopt the use of Scala?
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In a related note, finding good scala devs is incredibly challenging, how do you think an engineering org can be successful adopting scala
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Just his cardinals...
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Have you got any questions for the compiler team,
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I'll check for you.
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3. In what directions will the Scala language & library evolve? An easier collections hierarchy? Faster compiles? Moving towards pure FP?
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4. What sections of the greater software developer community are under-served by Scala? Whom should we be courting or targeting?
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I can answer that. Anything non-spark related
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