The concept of making invalid states unrepresentable focuses on avoiding methods like isX and relying on the type system to ensure the validity of the state.
Using is methods or enums to check states can lead to runtime exceptions and requires additional error handling.
By designing types that represent valid and invalid states, we can simplify the code and rely on the type system for verification.
Type-driven design improves the development experience and ensures that our code accurately represents business rules, preventing invalid states from existing.