This is one area I definitely prefer IntelliJ to NetBeans.

Alonso Del Arte

Feb 18, 2019·1 min read

This is one area I definitely prefer IntelliJ to NetBeans. Installing the Scala for IntelliJ plugin is a breeze, and then IntelliJ even helps out with little details that newcomers from Java tend to forget about Scala.

Alonso Del Arte

is a composer and photographer from Detroit, Michigan. He has been working on a Java program to display certain mathematical diagrams.

Over the years I’ve come to appreciate using a powerful IDE for development and I’m glad to see IntelliJ has robust Scala support.

Initial impressions of Scala from a Java and Python data engineer

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