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I am moving from Grails to Play, because i can no longer deal with the half-assed-ness of Grails. It is so buggy and those issues shine thorugh to my product. I
by BonoboBoner 17y ago
I am moving from Grails to Play, because i can no longer deal with the half-assed-ness of Grails. It is so buggy and those issues shine thorugh to my product. It is hard to break-dance when walking on eggs.
>> The only thing I find missing is not really a problem with play! but rather a limitation of Java...I am completely, totally addicted to Ruby's blocks. I love being able to collection.each{|one|} over lists...it just feels right.
Absolutely true and that is why they are working hard on making Scala a first class citizen with Play. With Scala you basically get a lot of the conciseness of Ruby but with the static type checking and early error catching that you get from Java.