Author Archives: Alexander Podkhalyuzin

I want to announce that from now only very significant fixes will be backported to IDEA 11 plugin version (Nika). This can make things in Leda plugin version slightly faster. Automatical nightly builds deployment is stopped.

As you probably know we have GitHub mirror of Scala plugin sources: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-scala From now it’s not a mirror, it’s working repository. So it’s good idea to start social activity on GitHub right now.

This post is inspired by Scalathon 2012 conference, where we found few enthusiasts, who want to improve their favorite IDE for Scala, they just didn’t know how to do it. Scala plugin project setup was simplified a lot recently. Additionally … Continue reading →

As described here we should prefer the following code style for mutable and immutable collection names: Scala plugin for IntelliJ IDEA (nightly builds) now supports this code style by default. First of all, it brings useful code inspection, helping to … Continue reading →

Recently completion was improved, so I want to describe most significant changes: Basic completion works as Class Name completion in case if nothing found. If something is found, you can invoke second basic completion to observe classes, which you want … Continue reading →

Build 0.5.265 is coming with new cool features for ScalaTest. First of all it shows now outdated configurations. For example you removed test class, but your configuration is still here, then you’ll see that you shouldn’t try to run this … Continue reading →

I’m glad to introduce to you new feature of Scala plugin, which is coming with builds 0.4.1480 and 0.5.111 (depends on IntelliJ IDEA version). This called “Show implicit parameters action”, however it also can be called like “Go to passed implicit … Continue reading →

New scala console comes with build 0.5.89 (http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/SCA/Scala+Plugin+Nightly+Builds+for+Nika). Now you can use full featured editor for editing code in console (just instead of Enter, use Shift + Enter). For example: And after execution: This comes only with Nika scala plugin … Continue reading →