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Play Framework Evolutions with Slick 2.0 Code Generator
The new Slick 2.0 database library comes with a simple code generator that generates Scala code for all your tables so you can quickly start coding against your database. It takes into consideration not only the tables and columns, but also primary … Continue reading
Posted in Play framework, Slick, Web Development
Tagged Evolutions, Migrations, MySQL, play framework, scala, Slick
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3 Things Learned from using Akka in a Coding Workshop
Here are 3 learnings from last weeks Akka coding session, in which all participants connected their Actors in order to participate in a Prisoner’s Dilemma competition.
Scala coding competition: Akka and the Prisoner’s Dilemma
More than 20 people with no prior Akka experience, 10 minutes preparation talk, one idea: getting everyone to write Actors participating in a realtime competition to beat others in the game of Prisoner’s Dilemma. Sounds challenging? Yes, it is. Did … Continue reading
Posted in Akka, Play framework
Tagged akka, gamification, play framework, prisoners dilemma, realtime, scala, workshop
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Using Play Framework 2 in production
Even though Play Framework 2 is a young framework, we found it to be quite stable for production use. Still, here are some points you may want to consider when working on a serious web project using Play 2.2. This … Continue reading
Posted in Play framework, Slick
Tagged https, nginx, play framework 2, reverse proxy, scala, ssl
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Play Framework 2 in production: HTTPS using nginx
If you provide some sort of user login on your page, you’ll probably want to use HTTPS/SSL. Play Framework 2 supports secure connections using the recommended setup with a reverse proxy such as nginx. This means your application server will … Continue reading
Posted in Play framework
Tagged https, nginx, play framework 2, reverse proxy, scala, ssl
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Recent challenges and outlook
Hello everybody, it’s been quite a long time since my last post here, and that was partly because of my focus on running the technical implementation of our web application, an editor which lets you easily create and share insider … Continue reading
A word on search engine optimization
There’s a lot of misinformation about SEO out there. Some stuff is plain wrong, other infos may have been true 10 years ago. We’re now planning on getting a lot of content online, so I wanted to get up-to-date information … Continue reading
Posted in Startups, Web Development
Tagged angularjs, extjs, search engine optimization
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Real-world performance of the Play framework on EC2
Recently there have been discussions about the performance of the play framework, after a large collection of web framework test results has been posted on TechEmpower. Play does well on these tests, but it’s not exceptionally fast. In the article, simple JSON responses … Continue reading
Being open to feedback, setting new priorities
As someone who is experienced in tech, but not as much in business, it was interesting to see how many different opinions you can get about your business idea by talking to other founders, investors and business advisors. Just as … Continue reading
