Lately I am doing a lot of coding with Play! 2.0 in my spare time and I must say it is a really nice framework that makes web application development easier. I am also trying to figure out if I can do all the stuff with a Play! 2.0 project like I can do with a Java EE project. An important aspect for me is adding the project in Jenkins. Since there is not a Jenkins plugin (yet) that supports Play! 2.0 does not mean that it is not possible!
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Lately I am doing a lot of coding with Play! 2.0 in my spare time and I must say it is a really nice framework that makes web application development easier. I am also trying to figure out if I can do all the stuff with a Play! 2.0 project like I can do with a Java EE project. An important aspect for me is adding the project in Jenkins. Since there is not a Jenkins plugin (yet) that supports Play! 2.0 does not mean that it is not possible!
Since my pet project (I will eventually blog about that) is in desperate need of a database and I’m doing enough Java on my day job I decided to give a Scala ORM framework a shot.
I have to warn you that I’m kind of a Scala hacker. I abuse it like a scripting language and usually grab some examples, put them together and wait for my colleagues to say “You don’t want that” or “You’re doing it wrong”. So don’t hesitate to correct me, maybe I’ll learn something too 