This is part 3 of a series about basics of Play framework. In part 2, we covered fundamentals of routing.
In this article, we will cover forms in Play framework. I have personally never seen a functioning web application that does not heavily use forms.
This is part 2 of a series about basics of Play framework. In part 1, we scaffolded a play application using the playframework/play-scala-seed.g8 template and discussed the components in the resulting directory structure.
In this article, we will explore the basics of routing in Play.
In the previous article, we created a very stripped down REST application with only one controller end point using Play framework and scala. We assembled it piece by piece while going a little deep into what purpose each component in the final directory structure does.
With the advent of modern web frameworks such as Play, Laravel/PHP, Express/Node, advanced tools have come up to help in scaffolding ready-to-run Web Apps with a single command. In some cases, like with Play, there are even fully scaffolded examples to download and run.
In this article, we will explore java.util.Calendar class.
