No specific questions about your blog post but want to echo the sentiment that Scala is incredibly easy for refactoring. With Python (or even C++) it can be quite the chore, but as you said, building simple and using the compiler to guide you has great benefits. I'm currently going through the process right now with an AWS database backup utility I've been writing.
Since you're here, on another subject, I've been toying with using Scala.js with Duktape to integrate Scala into a C++ project as a scripting language. Have you seen or heard anyone who has successfully done this or any pointers you may have?
p.s. Thank you for all you've contributed to the Scala community. Your posts are always enlightening and your projects incredibly forward thinking!
Since you're here, on another subject, I've been toying with using Scala.js with Duktape to integrate Scala into a C++ project as a scripting language. Have you seen or heard anyone who has successfully done this or any pointers you may have?
p.s. Thank you for all you've contributed to the Scala community. Your posts are always enlightening and your projects incredibly forward thinking!