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I don't agree because 1. Play!2.x is asynchronous, and you need to find NIO-compatible libraries, 2. I like Jersey for REST resources better than Play!2.x's "ro
by tajen 11y ago
I don't agree because 1. Play!2.x is asynchronous, and you need to find NIO-compatible libraries, 2. I like Jersey for REST resources better than Play!2.x's "routes" file. I had to build a stack this year for an app which needed to share code with another Spring app. I've chosen DropWizard because I could share the Jersey resources and I didn't have to learn everything again.
- brianwawok 11y agoYou do not NEED to find NIO libraries. It sure helps, yes. But it comes with a wrapper of a webservice library, and slick does the RDBMS nicely (and offshoots like phantom to do cassandra, etc).