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FactoryPal: New Scala framework for creating objects as test data
FactoryPal is a scala framework that lets you create objects as test data. All you have to do is define the templates for each of the classes that you want FactoryPal to create objects ...
Play Framework posted values revisited
Working with posted values with Play Framework 2.0, without defining a form mapping, might not be so obvious as it was with Play 1.x, that’s why I’m writing this quick cheatsheet. ...
Troubleshooting Play Framework 2 apps on Openshift
Troubleshooting Openshift With the do-it-yourself application type you really get a lot of freedom to support almost any framework or server that can be built and run on a ...
Deploy Play Framework 2 apps to Openshift with Java AND Scala
A couple of weeks, Mark Atwood, Jorge Aliss, and me, Sebastián Scarano participated in Red Hat’s webinar LET’S PLAY! IN THE CLOUD: DEVELOPING JAVA WEB APPS ON OPENSHIFT In the ...
Play!ing (2.0) with Twitter Bootstrap, WebSockets, Akka and OpenLayers
The original post can be found on the ekito website. For one of our client, we need to show a map with vehicles position updated in real-time. So I began to make a prototype using ...
Play framework 2 quicktip: Scala console
When I first started to play with Scala, I was amazed by the Scala interactive interpreter (also known as REPL, read-evaluate-print-loop). It was one of those things that you never ...
Play framework on the cloud made easy: Openshift module
Just a couple of years ago finding an afordable hosting solution for a java web application was a hard task, and looking for a free one was an impossible mission. Not to mention that ...
Play! Framework + Google Guice
In the project I’m currently working, we started to use Google Guice. For those who don’t know, Google Guice is a dependency injection framework. The basic idea behind dependency ...
First steps with Scala, say goodbye to bash scripts…
Those who know me are aware that I’ve been following play framework, and actively taking part of it’s community, for a couple of years. Playframework 2.0 is right around the corner, ...
Play framework modules: Divide and conquer
It’s usually the case that you start developing an application and go on fulfilling requirements. When your application grows bigger you start to realize the convenience of separating ...
