vascorsdFeb 20, 2025

#Scala Project Maintenance Survey Report

https://lp.virtuslab.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Scala-Projects-Maintenance-Report.pdf

#fp

Show threadvascorsdFeb 20, 2025
https://www.reddit.com/r/scala/comments/1iu1ggq/scala_projects_maintenance_survey_report_is_out/
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~40% have no plans to migrate to #scala3.

~55% are on #scala 2.13, ~30% on scala 3.

~40% using #fp style of programming, ~35% using regular style, ~20% highly generic code, only less than 7% use python like style.

Overall a good read. Still only half way there.

Feb 20, 2025 at 7:19pmWeb
Show threadTomorrowApr 5, 2025
@vascorsd FP style of programming could be simply usage of higher ordered functions, lambdas, vs. category theory also... i would estimate 40% for applied category theory is too high.
Show threadvascorsdApr 5, 2025
@hape27 could be. Most usage I've seen in my long years of using scala in production is something similar: immutability, functions in their various forms and maybe some good libs that help it all. The other spectrums are more rare or used only in specific places.