The slow evolution of the Java programming language has led to quite a few inventions in the JVM programming languages. As a matter of fact, Java is still, after all these years, an engine that runs many applications – from games to business solutions. Today, with technology being such a great part of our daily lives, we take it for granted. In the early 90s, the idea of extending the power of network computing to the activities of everyday life was something totally abstract. Java was developed in the early 1990s and it changed the whole IT world. Let me take you on a journey to discover the ultimate truth! On the first day, there was Java

Some time ago I started wondering what is it about Scala that developers prefer over other languages? Why do we need Scala? This post was originally meant to be focusing on Scala vs Kotlin comparison – so we interviewed our senior engineer (who was previously a Java engineer) just to find out, that there is a way better story to tell – about how Scala makes Developers enjoy their work again. As you can probably tell from the name of our brand, before we developed teams like Data Engineers, DevOps, UX/UI and Frontend, our company was powered by Scala experts – even now, we are one of the biggest Scala development company in the world, and a Gold Lightbend Partner.

Scala programming is definitely one of the main topics that come to mind when it comes to Scalac (the name itself is actually Scala + C = Scala compiler and we’re a Scala development company in the very core).

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