I did a talk in Portland at their Scala meetup and one of their organizers often takes an open source project and starts hacking on it. Every time he pulls down

I did a talk in Portland at their Scala meetup and one of their organizers often takes an open source project and starts hacking on it. Every time he pulls down SBT, he finds it a terribly painful mess. I've never looked deep into SBT myself, but the sbt-native-packager plugin use to be an insane mess of craziness the last time I looked at it. As far as tooling, I got pretty use to running sbt even if I got red lines and felt that my types were correct. Often it was to see what the compiler error would be and then I'd be surprised to see it compile with no warnings. Scala is complex. The Intellij issues an be frustrating, but I can also understand how difficult it is to resolve the complexities in Scala. I still <3 Scala though.