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Get more clarity with opaque types in Scala 3

Learn about opaque types and add this new tool to your modelling toolbox!

Magda Stożek
Senior Scala developer, a fan of strongly-typed languages who enjoys trying to find "the right way" of doing things
About This Talk

Types are a programmer's best friend. In the pursuit of a perfect world, we try to model our domains in such a way that the type system makes incorrect data impossible. In Scala 2, we have tools like type aliases, value classes or Refined Types. In Scala 3, there's something new for this purpose - opaque type aliases. What do they bring to the table? Will they make our life easier? Do they have any drawbacks? Join this live demo session to learn all that and add this new tool to your modelling toolbox!

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