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The Scala programming language offers two distinctive language featuresimplicit parameters and implicit conversions, often referred together asimplicits. Announced without fanfare in 2004, implicits have quickly grown tobecome a widely and pervasively used feature of the language. They provide away to reduce the boilerplate code in Scala programs. They are also used toimplement certain language features without having to modify the compiler. Wereport on a large-scale study of the use of implicits in the wild. For this, weanalyzed 7,280 Scala projects hosted on GitHub, spanning over 8.1M call sitesinvolving implicits and 370.7K implicit declarations across 18.7M lines ofScala code.

Scala Implicits are Everywhere: A large-scale study of the use of Implicits in the wild