18 April 2013 A couple weeks ago I discovered the Ninja web framework via a link on Twitter. It's presented as a Java web framework largely inspired from the Play! framework. What I liked from the very beginning is that it's a Java citizen before all: plays nice with Maven and everything you're used to do with/in a Java project. This is in total opposition to Play! which forces you to use its own
You are viewing the documentation for the 2.9.x release series. The latest stable release series is 3.0.x. Search Home Working with Play Common topics Configuration §Understanding Play thread pools Play Framework is, from the bottom up, an asynchronous web framework. Thread pools in Play are tuned to use fewer threads than in traditional web frameworks, since IO in play-core never blocks. Because
Developers with experience in both Java and Ruby web development often ask the question: Why is web app development so complicated in Java, and so much simpler in Ruby, with Rails? There are many ways to answer this question. But importantly, none of them should blame the Java language itself. The people behind Play Framework proved this by creating a Java based web framework that is as elegant an
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