Playframework - Real Time Web for Java & the JVM

Explore the capabilities of Play framework for building real-time web applications on the JVM in this GOTO 2012 conference talk. Dive into the framework's architecture, which emphasizes simplicity and high scalability. Learn about real-time web technologies like WebSockets, Server-sent events, and Comet, and how they enable continuous bidirectional client/server communication. Discover how Play's reactive programming model and JVM foundation contribute to creating robust, responsive applications that scale easily. Compare Play's development approach to other frameworks, and gain insights into its programming model, including streams, Java functions, and reactive stream manipulation. Examine practical examples, such as real-time monitoring and interleaving streams, and understand how Play handles data types, REST, and JSON. Get introduced to the Play community, website, and tools like SBT for Java developers.

Intro
What is Play
What is RealTime Web
Disconnected Peers
Examples
Context
Nonblocking
Reactiveness
Wonderland
What are streams
Before the structure
GSP
Callback
Programming Model
Streams
Java Functions
Reactive Stream Manipulation
Scatter Comment Life
Stream Monitoring
Interleaving Streams
Rest
Data types
Stream
JSON
Realtime Web
Twitter API
Play website
Play community
SBT with Play
Fix deadlock
Play framework for Java developers