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When people complain about poor IDE support, they are usually ex-Java developers which are accustomed to pretty much the best IDEs available (every tried writin
by frowaway001 12y ago
When people complain about poor IDE support, they are usually ex-Java developers which are accustomed to pretty much the best IDEs available (every tried writing Java without an IDE? It sucks.).
Scala IDE support is already better than IDE support for most other languages like C++, F#, Haskell, OCaml, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, etc.
It can't compete with Java yet, but it is getting there slowly.