Very tempting! How much of it will remain directly relevant to scala 3?
I'll be teaching Advanced Type Mechanics in London on 10-11 Dec! This is a great opportunity to become an expert in Scala through the lens of its type system, and to learn all about existentials, variance, kinds, LUBs, unification & bounds! More info here: https://www.functionalscala.com/training
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I usually cover quite a few of the differences between Scala 2 and Scala 3, if the group I'm teaching is interested in Scala 3 (and they aren't always). But usually that means showing people how complex things can get in 2.x, followed by how much easier they are in 3. ;)
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Will it be recorded?
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No, it's a paid training, so it's not really designed for sharing via video... sorry!
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It's not a well-defined term but it covers the understanding of Scala's different types of types, and how they relate to each other and interact. As one example, I will explain the close relationship between bounded existential types and variance (after explaining what they are).
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