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Jeff Heon

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Jeff Heon is software developer who has worked mainly with OO languages.
Scala Light... A Java successor? Posted: Jun 17, 2008 11:51 AM
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Upon reading on a few forums in Artima, I detected a desire for both a fuller Java and a simpler Scala. A fuller Java to have things like type inference and more functional style constructs. A simpler Scala to be have an easier specification, both for the mind and for the IDE.

What do you think would be more appropriate to help Java developers get a better language?
  • Continue to selectively better the Java Language
  • Define a subset of Scala, a Scala Light if you will. Or would a subset of Scala defeat the purpose of its synergy of features?
  • Another choice

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