Scalate 1.4.0 Released!
James Strachan
http://scalate.fusesource.org/blog/releases/release-1-4-0.html
Scalate 1.4.0 Highlights
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* Upgraded to Scala 2.8.1
* Added new SBT plugins for precompiling templates and site generation
* Site generation is now available in the scalate command line tool
and shell and it also now supports a simpler directory layout.
* Added pygmentize, css, and cdata filters
* Added Textile support and filters
* Mustache can now be used for creating layouts and refer to parts of
the generated template by navigating the html section.
* Mustache automatically unwraps Option types.
* Improved OSGi support
For more detail see the Full Change Log
http://www.assembla.com/spaces/scalate/milestones/315531-1-4
Feedback always most welcome!
http://scalate.fusesource.org/community.html
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Open Source Integration
Wille Faler
Hiram Chirino
Looks like a last minute change to the SBT plugins broke 'em for the
1.4.0 release. :( I've patched up master with the fix. I think we
should follow up with a quick 1.4.1 bug fix release in a week or so.
Regards,
Hiram
FuseSource
Web: http://fusesource.com/
Tristan Burch
James Strachan
> Agreed, congrats on the release! Any idea on when it'll be pushed to maven
> central?
Its been there a while already :)
http://repo2.maven.org/maven2/org/fusesource/scalate/scalate-core/1.4.0/
Dinesh V
Congratulations on making releases like clockwork. Great work!
The potential of Scala/Scalate is so great, I look forward to a day
when web apps can be developed without any java/jsp/jsf/spring/etc.
etc.
A couple of things continue to bother me, perhaps you can lay out the
roadmap for me.
James,
Many years back you put out a blog entry on REST and WebApps. That
was one great blog post. What I have been looking forward to since
then is for a framework for building web apps that offers the most
simplicity. Kind of like Scalate + Sinatra. Yes, I know one can
deploy Scalate with Jersey, but that is hardly as simple as Scalate +
Sinatra can be. Essentially what I am asking for is to know if
Scalate will ever be a (stand alone or with minimal support)framework
for building web apps.
When I found Scalate could work with Play Framework, I was much too
excited only to be dashed by the fact that scalate module in Play has
not been actively developed for quite some time. That was a
disappointment. On a similar note, why do you still say on the main
page that Scalate can be used with Play? That paints Scalate in bad
light, knowing that is not really possible.
Thanks and I will stay tuned.
Dinesh
Ross A. Baker
> Many years back you put out a blog entry on REST and WebApps. That
> was one great blog post. What I have been looking forward to since
> then is for a framework for building web apps that offers the most
> simplicity. Kind of like Scalate + Sinatra. Yes, I know one can
> deploy Scalate with Jersey, but that is hardly as simple as Scalate +
> Sinatra can be. Essentially what I am asking for is to know if
> Scalate will ever be a (stand alone or with minimal support)framework
> for building web apps.
Have you seen Scalatra? It's a Scala port of Sinatra with Scalate
integration: http://github.com/scalatra/scalatra
For something higher level, but still simple, see also Bowler:
http://bowlerframework.org/
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Ross A. Baker
ba...@alumni.indiana.edu
Indianapolis, IN, USA
Dinesh V
Thanks for pointing out Scalatra. I was aware of it. Guess I just
need to get off my duff and give it a serious second look :-)
I know Bolwer is your baby. I will try it out as well.
Regards,
Dinesh