Free Support for Scala 3 Migration and Adoption

Scala 2 is gradually transitioning into legacy status, potentially limiting your ability to harness new features and libraries. Migrating to Scala 3 ensures that your investment in Scala remains relevant and future-proof.

Scala 3 focuses on addressing issues for both developers and organisations. Scala 3 is actively developed and provides long-term support (LTS) releases, guaranteeing robust ongoing support for your codebase.

Scala 3 resolves one of the most significant issues in Scala—the compatibility between new releases. This means you will no longer encounter issues when migrating from one 3.x version to another.

Libraries like Besom and Magnum, designed for Scala 3, can enhance the efficiency and safety of your project. With improved language features, you can write more expressive and robust code, reducing the likelihood of bugs and errors.

Scala 3 is designed to be more accessible to learn and master compared to Scala 2, enabling you to grasp the language more quickly, thus reducing training time and laying a solid foundation for a successful career.

Scala 3 features a simplified type system. Features like enums and union types help you model your data more precisely, reducing the chances of introducing improper states or behaviours into your code.

Scala 3 focuses on making complex concepts more intuitive. It breaks down complicated ideas into smaller, more digestible parts, making it easier for you to understand and utilize advanced language features.

Scala 3 demonstrates that powerful and expressive languages don’t need to be excessively complex. The language design prioritizes simplicity and clarity, which can lead to more maintainable and readable codebases.