Using ensime for language awareness along with evil mode to retain familiar vim keybinds may be a nice balance. I’ve just started trying it out, and don’t have a good sense of whether the features are things that I’ll keep using or if I just like them right now because “oooh look what I can do now” but it may be worth evaluating if you’re a scala coder who feels dirty using gui’s.
For small scala projects I tend to use vim. But for larger projects, I can’t live without eclipse features such as on-the-fly error checking, organise imports, rename, and so on.
Moreover, if you use the vrwapper plugin, you get almost all the benefits of vim inside eclipse.
Using ensime for language awareness along with evil mode to retain familiar vim keybinds may be a nice balance. I’ve just started trying it out, and don’t have a good sense of whether the features are things that I’ll keep using or if I just like them right now because “oooh look what I can do now” but it may be worth evaluating if you’re a scala coder who feels dirty using gui’s.
For small scala projects I tend to use vim. But for larger projects, I can’t live without eclipse features such as on-the-fly error checking, organise imports, rename, and so on.
Moreover, if you use the vrwapper plugin, you get almost all the benefits of vim inside eclipse.