bsnyder788

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   by bsnyder788 3y ago

   My thoughts exactly when reading that.
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   by bsnyder788 11y ago

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   by bsnyder788 13y ago

   That would definitely be an issue as well. Although, this is easily configurable within the application.conf file if I remember correctly.
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   by bsnyder788 13y ago

   My best guess is that the java one is slow due to ebean (I've always seen huge performance improvements from switching to raw jdbc). The scala one I have no clue.
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   by bsnyder788 13y ago

   I think that the play-java one would likely benefit greatly from using raw jdbc rather than the ebean ORM. In fact my best guess is this is why the scala/java versions are so far apart. In past projects, scrapping ebean always led to larg
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   by bsnyder788 14y ago

   Lately I have been using Java/Scala + Play2 + MySQL and MongoDB/CouchDB. For some of my contract work I use the full JavaEE stack (including JSF, JSP, etc). I have also used Python and Clojure quite a bit recently, and plenty of other frame
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   by bsnyder788 14y ago

   I would be interested in doing something like this. What type of technologies/frameworks are you thinking about using?