3) was true until a few months ago. Or maybe its because I switched from a remote source repo mounted via Samba to a local flash HDD :-) I have been using Eclipse trouble free for a few months now, no issues whatsoever, except for some magic required during the initial maven setup.
4) Is an issue Scala outsiders complain about, but I have never seen this as an issue with people actually using Scala.
Build times are high compared to Java projects, though this could simply be because I am using scalac instead of fsc to build projects via maven. However, compilaton is incremental, so crazy build times should never occur in practice and the IDE highlights mistakes in less than a second.
3) was true until a few months ago. Or maybe its because I switched from a remote source repo mounted via Samba to a local flash HDD :-) I have been using Eclipse trouble free for a few months now, no issues whatsoever, except for some magic required during the initial maven setup.
4) Is an issue Scala outsiders complain about, but I have never seen this as an issue with people actually using Scala.
Build times are high compared to Java projects, though this could simply be because I am using scalac instead of fsc to build projects via maven. However, compilaton is incremental, so crazy build times should never occur in practice and the IDE highlights mistakes in less than a second.