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Any service that manages your data has an implicit contract with users: you give us your data and we’ll organize it, but…

TL;DR: https://github.com/kifi/juggle

Concurrent Task Processing

Last year, we open sourced our Reactive Lock, a lightweight library that we use at Kifi to limit…

One of Play!’s primary features is typed routing, which enables you to use strong types from your controllers. Buried in Play’s documentation (to the best of my knowledge, not linked anywhere) is an example of how to use your own types in routes…

This post follows up on the Scala Slick Database Drivers & Type-Safing Session Concurrency post where we discussed the abstraction layer we’re implementing on top of the slick driver and db access. In the post we mention we’re using DatabaseDialect…

The Play! Iteratee framework is very nice for reactively handling data streams. If you haven’t worked with Iteratees yet, think of them as consumers/sinks with a state. For example, in the Chat room example provided with the Play source…