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Hey, there's a framework for that

Remember the iPhone 3G commercial "There's an app for that"? I got a similar feeling yesterday when I discussed my current mini-project "The Record Collector" with an old collegue of mine. Just after giving him the summary he said "Oh, so you are using Play?". Play, I thought, what is that?

Well, it turns out that Play is a framework that "makes it easy to build web applications Java & Scala". I haven't thought of The Record Collector as a web application, but maybe it should be... Need to sleep on it.

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  1. Petter26 april 2016 kl. 06:33

    Spännande med Play! Får kolla in det :)

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    1. Eric Bäckhage27 april 2016 kl. 11:11

      Loggan är lite väl lik SVT Play ;).
      Grejar du med något på fritiden nu? Kanske är fullt upp med hus och barn?

      Radera
    2. Petter29 april 2016 kl. 03:09

      Listan på grejer som jag skulle vilja göra är lång... men inget som görs för tillfället. Ganska fullt upp med hus och barn...

      Radera

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