On 04/13/2011 06:16 PM, Andrew Oliver wrote:
It looks more Groovy-like to me. Also the approach is more similar to Groovy. I'm actually interested in this one. Most of the time I'm like "another one" and think that the academic elegance of the language takes too much away from the practical usability of it. JRuby appeals to me for similar reasons. Scala doesn't appeal to me as much because I don't see its usage in a mixed environment with different levels of skillset.
Scala is an academic language and not Ceylon. It's a marketing argument, not an engineer argument.
-andy
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