The learning curve is an interesting one. We’ve had new devs contribute within a sprint from zero knowledge. When they are contributing to an established platform.
Once they start looking beyond the walled garden things get complex. Scala supports a lot of variety in approaches. Which do they choose? Which is ”better"? Those questions can be hard to answer.
For me the variety of choice is great. For a new dev… Not so much.
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The learning curve is an interesting one. We’ve had new devs contribute within a sprint from zero knowledge. When they are contributing to an established platform.
Once they start looking beyond the walled garden things get complex. Scala supports a lot of variety in approaches. Which do they choose? Which is ”better"? Those questions can be hard to answer.
For me the variety of choice is great. For a new dev… Not so much.
C++ has the same issue, and that doesn’t stop everyone from using it.