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Thanks! Nothing against scala specifically, just using Play-Java (which we are) means you are bound to using sbt and when debugging into play internals you are
by cmicali 13y ago
Thanks!
Nothing against scala specifically, just using Play-Java (which we are) means you are bound to using sbt and when debugging into play internals you are looking at scala instead of java.
DropWizard is fantastic, will check out rest-express. I think the thing I miss from both that you do get in play (and rails) is the front end templating, assets pipeline, and useful assorted bits tailored to quickly building a html/js/css/api web app.