Evgeny Veretennikov

@mitchellh We actually do know. Hot code reloading is still alive in the BEAM (Erlang/Elixir VM). You can swap modules in prod without restarting.

Look, say what you will about it, but right click editing a PHP file in an FTP client with upload-on-save is still the tightest and fastest feedback loop I've ever had in my life. We actually don't know how to do this anymore as an industry.

@durov @elonmusk @grok @grok is this true?

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@Ano4maly @ChShersh Also, you might not need to build huge public frameworks to do meaningful work. Even internal tools can have real impact and bring joy.

@Ano4maly @ChShersh So here’s one possible path to working on frameworks and getting paid: 1.Join a large company. 2.Notice pain points in tools/frameworks you use. 3.Give feedback. 4.When there’s an opportunity — take it.

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@lukasz_bialy @adamhearn @SethTisue Thanks for response! I think we’ll give Scala 3 a shot in our projects, and I’ll get back to you. When I tried it a year ago, there was a lot missing, but a lot has changed since then: cross-compilation support in Bazel’s rules_scala, better derivation in PureConfig, and so on.

Yes, but what it means is that 2.13 is not getting any new development beside urgent bugfixes, security patches and migration support tools. I can understand that 2.13 can be seen as a local optimum, a kind of sweet spot, but all new stuff is going to happen in 3.x, including new jvm features.

Will this make a difference in enterprise Scala 3 adoption?

@lukasz_bialy @adamhearn By the way, @SethTisue previously stated: "There is no plan, and not even any desire, to EOL 2.13 at all." contributors.scala-lang.org/t/2-13-eol-and… In such a scenario, the motivation to migrate to Scala 3 is obviously lower...

@lukasz_bialy @adamhearn Thanks for wanting to help! Before figuring out how to make the migration easier, we would like to know if we would actually benefit from migrating, considering its cost. A clear plan for the end of life of Scala 2.13 would help with this.

@lukasz_bialy @adamhearn By the way, opinions on migration in our case would be helpful. For instance, deciding not to migrate at all, or migrating gradually with low priority over the years, or just forgetting about it and never migrating.

@lukasz_bialy @adamhearn We're considering rewriting them using ScalaMock, but again, it's not an easy task.

@lukasz_bialy @adamhearn Our company has 4M lines of Scala code in a monorepo on Bazel. Migrating to Scala 3 could take months, if not years. Our engineers feel comfortable with Scala 2.13, and tmp version mismatch could cause issues on its own. We're not sure if the benefits of Scala 3 are worth it.

@adamhearn What would make a difference in adoption of Scala 3 in enterprise in your opinion? Honest question.

@Krever01 Scala 2 or Scala 3? :)

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@t3dotgg What about monorepo full of GraphQL services?

Monorepos are the new GraphQL