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I'm about to start small project using play2 and curious if there are any other sample applications available except ones which are coming together with play distribution.
There are a lot sample applications on GitHub. I member just a few ones:
Sample applications from the Play for Scala book
Guardian Website
Using freemarker as template engine with Play 2
example webapp which generates a iOS Passbook Pass using passkit4j and Play! Framework 2.0.4
WebPipe - play2 and command line tools
A friend of mine wrote a little sharing project with play2 and scalate (jade templates), hope this will help you https://github.com/4e6/play2-filesharing
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I have heard that Play Framework 2 will go to use spray instead of netty. Spray itself believes that
"The recent trend of moving web application logic more and more away
from the server and into the (JS-based) browser client as well as the
increasing availability of good SBT-plugins for things spray itself
does not provide (like view-templating or LESS- and
CoffeeScript-Support) "
Does it mean that playframework will be using javascript MV* by default instead of scala template?
The philosophic point of scala - to provide a scalable (unique) language for big range of use-cases - like web-services, logic, web. But WEB itself goes very close with Javascript and HTML and frameworks around it.
People tend to save processors time (money) on its cloud boxes, and would probably choose to use client-side computation vs server side, when it's possible.
That's the background of this question - where the Play Framework goes about it?
Should it use scala that would compile to javascript (for example)?
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I want to learn SPRING framework (JAVA). I know core java, servlets, JSP, JDBC. Now, i want to learn SPRING framework.
Can anyone guide me, like from where to start etc.
I have no idea about SPRING framework and i do not even where to execute this framework. I did JSP, servlets etc. on Eclipse (Europa).
Please someone guide me on this.
for beginners these sites are preferable:
tutorials point
rose india
java2s
dzone
you can get hundrades of videos in youtube.
tutorials point is the best choice to freshers.
we have many ebooks on spring,just go for googling. pick a book which is understandable
to your standard.
All the best..
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I am working on a new project , in which the GUI part is built on top of GWT(Google window toolkit),as I have to make few changes in GUI part , Please advise me some viedeo tutorials for GUI , although I am going through http://www.mkyong.com/google-app-engine/google-app-engine-hello-world-example-using-eclipse/
but please advise some best tutorials specially the viedeo one.Thanks in advance
also please advise google web toolkit and google app engine are they two different independent things.
Here you can start with tutorial of helloworld..
And then have a look at Architecture building with GWT
Finally with Remote procedure calls (hitting backend).
And finally your second Question GWT with App engine
And I'm suggesting to have a look at GWT showcase and as well as code samples.
And the best GWT examples site roughian
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I'm a Ruby on Rails developer and I'm very intrigued by what Lift has to offer, but I'm having a very hard time getting together some good resources/documentation to start off.
Should I use Lifty? I can't manage to get it working under sbt 0.12; Is there another tool for code generation?
Is there a way to see snippet changes live on the development server without spending money on JRebel?
Going around on some forums i saw that Manning's Lift in Action is not up-to-date; is there any other tutorial-style book I can look into to grasp the basics on how to make a Lift app from scratch? I found many guides but none of them gives me a clear path on how to work with Lift.
Is there a way to see snippet changes live on the development server
without spending money on JRebel?
JRebel is free for Scala developers - just get yourself an account at my.jrebel.com
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I was wondering which projects were build in GWT? Especially by Google itself...
http://gwtgallery.appspot.com/ seems to be a starting point.
AdWords, AdSense, Google Health, Wave...
I work on mapfaire.com
Consider using the search functionality first next time. Projects that were build with GWT
Google Wave is the only one that I'm sure of (that was built by Google).
Here's another list of applications that use GWT.
new UI for blogger.com (avi at draft.blogger.com) is also built with GWT.