I am trying out on some application with Scala. I have been troubled a lot by its Swing support. Having to write the code seems to be painful. I love Netbeans Matisse function in this case.
Is there any Scala RAD tools available?
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I am trying out on some application with Scala. I have been troubled a lot by its Swing support. Having to write the code seems to be painful. I love Netbeans Matisse function in this case.
Is there any Scala RAD tools available?
No (as far as I know).
It really shouldn’t be, with something like XScalaWT. Unfortunately, I don’t know if there is a Swing equivalent.
You can generate Java classes using Matisse and extend them in Scala.