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Had my first experience playing with Scala Native a couple of weeks ago, for hacking together a simple vote-counter (https://github.com/tunesmith/condorcet-coun
by tunesmith 9y ago
Had my first experience playing with Scala Native a couple of weeks ago, for hacking together a simple vote-counter (https://github.com/tunesmith/condorcet-counter https://github.com/tunesmith/condorcet-counter) and am enjoying it just because I'm able to do all the scala goodness I want (test cases, types), while also be able to run it quickly from the shell.
I couldn't figure out the IntelliJ tooling, though, that's still lagging. I have to turn off the scala-native plugin to get the IDE to recognize the code, and then turn it back on whenever I want to generate the executable.