I get being a bit tongue in cheek with a grabby title, but the ending of this post is:<p>> Although some features are still missing, I absolutely love Scala 3 and promote its usage in production<p>That's the precise opposite of the message of the title. That's a bit annoying and makes me feel like I'm being hoodwinked.
No one wants to:<p>a) migrate their production server to a new language for a weak reason<p>b) learn new syntax when the old one works fine<p>I am sure Scala 3 is great but I see no reason to learn it. The constant change with Scala with only slight performance improvement doesn’t make me excited. I would rather spent my time learning Rust.
Not even tangentially related, but I can't help complaining how I hate the dotless syntax in scala.<p>No, "list map function" is not as readable as "list.map(x => function(x))".
Anyway.