Scala development with GitHub's Atom editor | Xebia Blog
GitHub recently released version 1.0 of their Atom editor. This post gives a rough overview of its Scala support.
Basic features
Basic features such as Scala syntax highlighting are provided by the language-scala plugin.
Some work on worksheets as found in e.g. Eclipse has been done in the scala-worksheet-plus plugin, but this is still missing major features and not very useful at this time.
Navigation and completion
Ctags
Atom supports basic 'Go to Declaration' (ctrl-alt-down) and 'Search symbol' (cmd-shift-r) support by way of the default ctags-based symbols-view.
While there are multiple sbt plugins for generating ctags, the easiest seems to be to have Ensime download the sources (more on that below) and invoke ctags manually: put this configuration in your home directory and run the 'ctags' command from your project root.
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