Allez hop je démarre un projet avec #micronaut en #java pour migrer une appli en #scala avec #playframework reste à trouver entre autre comment réécrire la partie acteurs ....
Allez hop je démarre un projet avec #micronaut en #java pour migrer une appli en #scala avec #playframework reste à trouver entre autre comment réécrire la partie acteurs ....
Recently had to figure out a way on how to use TailwindCSS in my Play Framework application. I really dislike the whole npm/webpack/bundler ecosystem, and I found a way around it.
I posted a short guide on my blog: https://hertig.blog/posts/tailwindcss-in-play-framework-without-npm/
Ever wanted to access the request body within a Play Framework Filter? I did, and I couldn't find any solution online. Now there is one. See my post:
https://hertig.blog/posts/accessing-request-body-in-play-framework-filters/
Upgrading a #scala project from #PlayFramework 2.8 to 2.9.
Ten years down the road, the most annoying thing in Javaland remains troubleshooting these dynamically detected logging systems and their various runtime errors. Digging into classloader issues and the contents of META-INF.
Really appreciating the Scala approach to do (and check!) everything at compile-time.
I like my job overall but the big pile of #Scala #PlayFramework code we have is awful to work on. Scala is an enormous disappointment for a #Haskell developer.
They grow up so fast! #PlayFramework has released version 3.0. It is using something I have never heard of and that is #ApachePekko which is a fork of #Akka 2.6. Pretty exciting stuff all around. #Scala
https://github.com/playframework/playframework/releases/tag/3.0.0
@MaggieL Yeah, #PlayFramework gets an explicit exception to the Akka license.
For details start here and wind your way through the links.
https://github.com/playframework/playframework/discussions/11403
I used to do a lot of work in PlayFramework. Has there ever been an explanation of how the retroactive relicensing of Akka impacts Play? #playframework #scala
Developer, first #java, then #frontend, then #scala (since a long time), recently #rustlang.
I maintain #sangria, a #graphql scala library, since its creator passed away (RIP Oleg).
I have organized meetups in Berlin, for the #playframework and then for #scala.
I really like #functionalprogramming but I struggle when I have to choose between performance & style.
I'm trying to be a good citizen in the open-source world, opening issues / PRs, helping others.
You like @playframework and #tapir? Learn how to use them together!
#scala #tapir #playframework
I spent all day yesterday wrestling with #Playframework. I think Play won.
I need to handle two different forms that post to the same endpoint, differentiated by the name of the button used to submit the form. But I already have Actions that do a lot of work, e.g. check user permissions, and they need to be different for each scenario.
Turns out calling a controller Action from within another Action breaks in weird and wonderful ways, often with typecast errors at runtime. Not fun.
Latest blog post on e.near's blog. Check it out. An amazing work done by our colleague Carlos Teixeira.
http://enear.github.io/2018/07/30/Play-Framework-in-Scala-Action-Composition/