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      <title>Getting started with Scala using SBT</title>
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      <description>One of my biggest gripes with Java (and all the languages that run on the JVM) is getting my project setup and building it. Maven is not my favorite, and ant..well..I don&#39;t like it either. Fortunately, if you want to start a new project in Scala, there is a great build tool available that takes a lot of the pain out of project management and building - SBT, simple-build-tool.
sbt is a simple build tool for Scala projects that aims to do the basics well.</description>
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