Scala Plugin

Yesterday we’ve released a fresh update of the Big Data Tools plugin in which we’ve added the integration with AWS S3. With this update, you'll be able to browse and manage files in your S3 buckets right from the IDE. In yesterday’s announcement we mentioned that there is also another update to the …

The holidays came early this year! Now, when I’ve actually looked at the calendar, I think it’s exactly on time. Whatever the case, we have some presents for you! Just today we’ve released a new update to our Big Data Tools plugin! We hope the update will make your workflow of working with Big Data …

Hooray! It’s been a while since our last update on Big Data Tools. Our team has been busy addressing your feedback, fixing bugs, and adding important new features. First of all, the Big Data Tools plugin is now available in IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3 Beta. In case you don’t know, this is a new upco…

Hooray! Today we have some exciting news for you. After all, it is not often JetBrains introduces new developer tools. Now that you’re excited as well, we’re very pleased to announce Big Data Tools – a new IntelliJ IDEA plugin that integrates Spark and brings support for editing and running Zeppelin…

Though we’ve been silent for quite a while recently, it doesn’t mean we’ve not been busy, so today we’re presenting the new features for Scala plugin RC for IntelliJ IDEA 2016.3 that we’ve just created. (more…)…

Because of its nature, Scala code is really difficult to edit without proper coding assistance. And sometimes said assistance is too slow which makes it not that useful. That's why we never stop improving our Scala plugin performance. This time we've reduced the time needed to provide coding assista…

Today we've released a new Scala plugin EAP build. With this build, we're happy to introduce an API that extends the IDE coding assistance to custom Scala macros. A macro is executed at compile-time and modifies the AST of your code: e.g. it can extend the class or its companion object with new m…

For Java, in addition to the regular completion, IntelliJ IDEA provides so-called Postfix completion: it lets you modify a previously entered expression by adding a "postfix" to it and pressing Tab. This way you can transform your code without unnecessary backward caret jumps. Many users've asked…

We've recently improved the support for Scala tests in IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP a bit. Read on to find out more details. Statically computed expressions in scalaTest/specs2/uTest2 test names are now supported, which means that along with string constants you can use constructions like immutable strin…

We have released a new EAP version of the Scala plugin for IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP. Here is a couple of new features we have added: Debugging: stopping at Lambda Expressions When you add a breakpoint to a line that contains a lambda expression, the IDE offers you several options where it should…

Scala Plugin 1.7 for IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP brings you a number of new features and improvements, among which we'd like to highlight these two: Inline refactoring for type aliases Invoked just as any other inline refactoring, by placing the caret on an alias you want to inline and pressing Ctrl+Alt+…

If you're using the EAP update channel, you might've noticed a new version of the  Scala plugin available. In addition to a bunch of bugfixes inside the new update you'll also find a few nice new features. Coding assistance for interpolated strings Interpolated strings is a great feature of the Sc…