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Between the lack of null safety (which really shouldn't have been a thing since the 90s), the incapacity in community management and lack of focus of the core devs mentioned by Gnome Kat and glad_cat, I tried Dlang in roughly 2015. It was an OKish experience for trivial tasks, but I noticed the amount of churn in dub packages.
TL;DR: I would not. And for the same reasons, I wouldn't recommend Scala either.