While most of the steps outlined below are more or less still relevant, let us take another opportunity to provide a more detailed tutorial on the latest IntelliJ IDEA code editor, which you can find here. Of course, the IntelliJ IDEA has had several new updates.
I've added the step-by-step instructions below more than a year now. But, throughout our tutorials, we will use the IntelliJ IDEA. If you prefer the Eclipse user interface, then another IDE for developing Scala applications is the Scala IDE. If you are coming from a Java background, you may have been using the Eclipse IDE. This will prepare you for real world Scala coding. But, would you be able to secure a Scala developer job by just knowing the REPL? Probably not :(įor this reason, throughout our tutorials, we will use the popular IntelliJ IDE in order for you to get familiar with it. 
Sadly, most tutorials about Scala show how to use Scala in it's REPL, which is a command line tool where you can write and run your Scala code.
In this tutorial, we will go over how to install the IntelliJ IDEA to help us write and execute our Scala code.
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