schaloner/deadbolt

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schaloner/deadbolt

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Authorisation module for the Play! framework

SociallySecure

An example integration of the SecureSocial and Deadbolt security modules for the Play! framework.

concurrent-batch-framework-java

An example of implementing batch processing using Akka's Java API. This is an adaptation of an idea from http://letitcrash.com/post/29044669086/balancing-workload-across-nodes-with-akka-2

akka-batch

A batch processing framework using Scala and Akka

play-2-examples

Example code for Play 2 applications

deadbolt-2-core

Common code for Deadbolt 2

tabula-rasa

A Play! framework module for adding customisable tables to views, backed by the DataTables jQuery plugin

DistPres

A quick'n'dirty solution for controlling distributed presentations

jsRoutingJava

An example application showing the JavaScript routing support of Play 2 Java

jsRoutingScala

An example application showing the JavaScript routing support of Play 2 Scala

Intellijad

Integrate the JAD decompiler into IntelliJ IDEA

modulate

modulate allows you to add local modules to your Play! framework application based on the framework. This capability was included in Play 1.1, but is not in Play 1.2.

async-transactions

activator-play-authenticate-deadbolt

A Typesafe Activator template for Play 2 applications using Play Authenticate and Deadbolt.

activator-template-template

A template for creating Typesafe Activator templates

schaloner.github.com

Maven-style repository for Play 2 modules

objectify-led

objectify-led is a Java library for binding properties from arbitrary sources at runtime using annotations. It's meant as a lightweight solution for removing boilerplate code, and is ideal for binding properties from the system or properties files without the need to manually check for their existence or convert them to the correct type.