The more and more issues highlighted with the playframework the better. I find it a great piece of kit to play around with.<p>I've not come across much commentary with regards to 'bad' ideas inside the framework which I should consider when using it.
So what am I paying for? I wasn't born yesterday; I know what the terms mean. Get to the point because I don't have all day to look at some guy holding his hat on.
Why do people still continue to push the myth that using event driven style with callbacks and a huge unmaintainable mess is the only alternative to native threads? Userland threading has been around for a very long time. The only difference between using an event driven style and using a userland thread lib is that with userland threading the complexity of managing the state of the various computations is done by the thread lib instead of by you.<p>The sooner people stop promoting the false dichotomy, the sooner people will realize every language should do concurrency as well as haskell, and the sooner that will actually happen.