The dust has settled

Dead

• Haskell, Nim, CoffeeScript, Perl
• Scala, Groovy, Clojure
• Emacs
• Internet Explorer
• Linux on the desktop

Alive

• Go
• JVM/CLR
• VS Code
• Web Apps
• Cloud
• SaaS

Are you happy how it turned out?

>>7

Scala and Clojure are pretty big on the JVM though, I think clj actually has more users than meme languages like Kotlin or Groovy

My impression was people were moving away from Scala, because they've realized that long compile-times aren't productive and because the compiler is buggy.
As for Clojure dynamic programming languages are very much out of style.

I'd like to add these to the list:

Dead

• Dynamic PLs

Alive

• Static PLs