Play framework for Java. I’m genuinely impressed by this—it’s a full stack web framework for Java that actually does feel a lot like Django or Rails. Best feature: code changes are automatically detected and reloaded by the development web server, giving you the same save-and-refresh workflow you get in Django (no need to compile and redeploy to try out your latest changes).
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A number of Java web frameworks have automatic code reloading, but (at a quick glance) Play looks like the first one that reflects my views on how websites should function.
Andrew Ingram - 25th October 2009 23:50 - #
FWIW I've been using this for about six months or so and, compared to most Java frameworks, I like it an awful lot.
Phil Wilson - 26th October 2009 08:53 - #
Interesting, I've just posted the review of this framework.
I generally like the idea. My biggest concern is framework's name. It is very hard to google for anything related to the framework.
And the second biggest drawback is lack of documentation. It's far from ideal and that is where Django beats any other framework easily.
Alex Finn - 26th October 2009 10:44 - #
Documentation is quite good!
Aliaksei - 27th October 2009 10:05 - #
i would really like some help here.
i like the way play works but i can't find a source to learn from
so if anyone can help with posting some links which might help
salma hamed - 21st February 2010 08:21 - #
That's not just the best anwesr. It's the bestest answer!
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