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is anyone else using scala?

Reddit r/dataengineering1mo4 min read

hello devs, Just a question: are companies still using Scala in their businesses, or are they using a mix of scala and other codes/AI? Is it hard to hire in this area? Just looking for opinions on this, Thanks submitted by /u/AlexaG_2026 [link] [comments]

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