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Autocompletion in the Xtend editor is quite excellent, you might want to try a recent version. The last time I tried the Scala IDE (during the first Coursera le
by IReadYourCode 12y ago
Autocompletion in the Xtend editor is quite excellent, you might want to try a recent version. The last time I tried the Scala IDE (during the first Coursera lecture), Scala's autocompletion suggested may invalid proposals. It felt more like the editor was guessing about types than actually doing proper type analysis. If you happen to have a Java stack trace from Xtend code and click on a stack frame, Eclipse will open the Xtend file and highlight the proper line in your Xtend code.
- bad_user 12y agoTry IntelliJ IDEA next time you play around with Scala.
- weddpros 12y agoGood to hear Xtend got better... but too late for me, I'm afraid. I learnt to like Scala, but I'm working with node.js now (coffee-script)... I think Scala is a good language, but maybe it has too many features for me. Xtend did not leave me a bad impression anyway :)