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> If you don't like them, why don't you add "Use of implicits forbidden" to your coding style guidelines, and check in code-reviews, and add a "grep implicit" c
by philipwhiuk 9y ago
> If you don't like them, why don't you add "Use of implicits forbidden" to your coding style guidelines, and check in code-reviews, and add a "grep implicit" check to your CI setup that refuses to commit Scala code with implicits?
Because Scala libraries that do useful stuff are infested with them. Akka loves the things.
> main complaint
They obscure complexity, pretending that complex stuff is simple. It makes simple stuff trivial but complex stuff harder.
- YorkshireSeason 9y ago> Akka loves the things. So? Treat Akka as a black box. You can always explicitly pass implicit arguments.