Was excited to check out Linkedin using Play but then the reasons highlighted in the article almost let me down.
I am comparing to Python frameworks and Node and everything mentioned there has been available in the Python stack for a while and now Node (extra points for realtime websockets stuff).
As per the post Play boasts of:
Rapid iteration, Reactive (only for the server not the client), Open, Supported, Flexible, Java & Scala
Maybe I would consider Java & Scala just for the enterprise community scale but definitely not the only one for functional paradigms or rapid iterations.
Everything else is there in other modern web frameworks in Python, Javascript & even perhaps Ruby.
Probably a new thing for Java but why the choice? Is LinkedIn constrained to use the JVM?
I am comparing to Python frameworks and Node and everything mentioned there has been available in the Python stack for a while and now Node (extra points for realtime websockets stuff).
As per the post Play boasts of:
Rapid iteration, Reactive (only for the server not the client), Open, Supported, Flexible, Java & Scala
Maybe I would consider Java & Scala just for the enterprise community scale but definitely not the only one for functional paradigms or rapid iterations.
Everything else is there in other modern web frameworks in Python, Javascript & even perhaps Ruby.
Probably a new thing for Java but why the choice? Is LinkedIn constrained to use the JVM?