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Play!: I’ll See Your Async and Raise You Reactive
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| by Guillaume Bort Sadek Drobi on May 07, 2012 | NOTICE: The next QCon is in New York Jun 26-30, 2017. Join us!
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Summary
Guillaume Bort and Sadek Drobi introduce Play, a Java and Scala web development framework, insisting on its asynchronous reactive capabilities built on Iteratee IO.

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Guillaume Bort is the co-founder of Zenexity. He leads development of the Play framework. twitter: @guillaumebort Sadek Drobi is CTO of Zenexity and a core Play developer, working on the design and implementation of the framework. twitter: @sadache

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Slides by Eduardo Cavalcanti

Is it possible provide the slides for this presentation? A good part of it consists of the presenter comenting and showing them.
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Re: Slides by Werner Schuster

There's a link to the slides under the headline, next to "Download: MP3".
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Re: Slides by Eduardo Cavalcanti

Great, thanks! I was blind to it.
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I didn't knew that WAR is an architecture by Vladimir Tsvetkov

Can you explain me why you refer to WAR as to a model or architecture? WAR is really just a packaging, not a computational model or architecture. How many threads are created per request is more in the domain of the web application server, rather than the packaging. Am I wrong? This is the part I didn't understood.
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Re: I didn't knew that WAR is an architecture by Arkadi Shishlov

The logic is: WAR de-facto imply Servlet container. I don't know of any Java app server where the above is not true.
Jetty6+ has continuations and Servlet 3.0 has async processing. The Play Framework Scala API is more elegant than both of them.
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