Currently, IntelliJ IDEA Scala plugin is in beta stage and is being actively developed. Here is the list of what you will need to try it:
After you have downloaded, installed and configured all the prerequisites, follow this simple procedure to get the Scala plugin up and running.
If everything is OK, there should be Scala plugin, listed in black, with a tick mark next to its name, all this meaning the plugin is installed, enabled and is working OK. If there's no tick mark, or plugin name is listed in red, or you can't find it at all - there may be some problem you need to address, like getting the latest IntelliJ IDEA EAP version. |
If everything is fine, you're ready to create the Scala project with IntelliJ IDEA.
In the nearest future we're going to streamline the configuration process to avoid putting all scala-related jars in a single library. This should simplify developing liftweb-like applications, imported from Maven repositories that may contain various Scala jars scattered around in different libraries. |