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IntelliJ IDEA 2026.1 with the Scala Plugin now enables you to develop Scala projects within Docker containers or natively within WSL on Windows. This means that all IDE features you're already using in your local projects are now also available for projects living in containerized and virtualized environments.In this talk, we'll walk through the following workflow:
- Importing an sbt Scala project stored in virtualized environments, such as Docker or WSL
- Compiling and running the project in IntelliJ IDEA
- Running unit tests
- Debugging the code
- Running Scala worksheets
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