State of the Scala development in terms of tooling
I did my homework and searched for previous posts. There are lot of discussion going on during 2009-2010 and some on 2011 about different preferences what people are using as their IDE/editor when developing scala.

By the looks of it the scala-support and features are pretty fast moving target for editors/IDE's to support. So I though to ask this once again.

What are you guys using for Scala-development? Eclipse/Netbeans/IntelliJ? Anyone using Ensime and Emacs? Any vim-users? What version of scala? What are your requirements and how well the tools can answer those? What would you like to change?

Personally I'm a little tired of huge IDE's and seriously looking for Emacs/Ensime combined with other tools like tmux, sbt and so on.
State of the Scala development in terms of tooling
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I did my homework and searched for previous posts. There are lot of discussion going on during 2009-2010 and some on 2011 about different preferences what people are using as their IDE/editor when developing scala.

By the looks of it the scala-support and features are pretty fast moving target for editors/IDE's to support. So I though to ask this once again.

What are you guys using for Scala-development? Eclipse/Netbeans/IntelliJ? Anyone using Ensime and Emacs? Any vim-users? What version of scala? What are your requirements and how well the tools can answer those? What would you like to change?

Personally I'm a little tired of huge IDE's and seriously looking for Emacs/Ensime combined with other tools like tmux, sbt and so on.