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New in 11: Play! in IntelliJ

Posted on by serega.vasiliev

IntelliJ IDEA 11 adds support for one of the most voted issues: Play! framework.

Please, have a look at how you could play in IntelliJ IDEA:

What else? Watch other short screencasts of specific features:

#Nika #Play Framework
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5 Responses to New in 11: Play! in IntelliJ

  1. magicprinc says:

    November 28, 2011

    Now is Vaadin turn 😉

  2. Dirk Möbius says:

    November 28, 2011

    Will there be support for the upcoming Play 2.0?

  3. typesafe says:

    November 28, 2011

    I’d like to see Play 2.0 with Scala support.

  4. Svein Are says:

    January 17, 2012

    I would like to see support for custom tags in subfolders.
    We create our custom tags in a subfolder (under tags) and the naming is then:
    #{subfoldername.mytag /}

    It would be great with code-completion in this case (CC does not detect these custom tags).

  5. Konstantin says:

    April 16, 2014

    It doesn’t work for norwegian localization file
    messages.no is not recognised.

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