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How to build Scala projects with Buckminster [message #688953]

Sun, 26 June 2011 10:21

Michel r

Messages: 6
Registered: May 2011

Junior Member

Hi folks,

I recently tried to build Scala projects with Buckminster. This was not as easy as I thought in the beginning. I read how people build Groovy projects (GRECLIPSE-716) with Buckminster, but unfortunately, the Scala IDE is not as well factored as the Groovy Plug-In yet.

Eventually, I was able to figure it out. I wrote a blog post about my experiences. I think this article might be useful for other developers as well, that's why I would like to share it here. It also includes a short description why I chose Buckminster instead of Tycho or something else.

Unfortunately, the forum tells me that I need to post at least 5 messages before I can use links. If you're interested in the article, please open my profile where you will find the link to my blog. I would be glad if someone else could post the link instead.

Thanks. I hope you like my article.

Bye,
Michel

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Re: How to build Scala projects with Buckminster [message #689004 is a reply to message #688953]

Sun, 26 June 2011 13:39

Henrik Lindberg

Messages: 2509
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Looking forward to reading the blog post. (The forum software at Eclipse
is not very good, I always use NNTP/news to read and respond).

Either just create 5 threads/ posts with the title "The forum software
is stupid" in a suitable forum, or email me the link at henrik.lindberg
at cloudsmith dot com and I will post it here.

Regards
- henrik

On 6/26/11 12:21 PM, Michel r wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I recently tried to build Scala projects with Buckminster. This was not
> as easy as I thought in the beginning. I read how people build Groovy
> projects (GRECLIPSE-716) with Buckminster, but unfortunately, the Scala
> IDE is not as well factored as the Groovy Plug-In yet.
>
> Eventually, I was able to figure it out. I wrote a blog post about my
> experiences. I think this article might be useful for other developers
> as well, that's why I would like to share it here. It also includes a
> short description why I chose Buckminster instead of Tycho or something
> else.
>
> Unfortunately, the forum tells me that I need to post at least 5
> messages before I can use links. If you're interested in the article,
> please open my profile where you will find the link to my blog. I would
> be glad if someone else could post the link instead.
>
> Thanks. I hope you like my article.
>
> Bye,
> Michel
>

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