I’ve been using Lift and Scala for a few weeks now to build my scala job site. I’ve been incrementally adding features ever since I first opened the site a week ago. Two of those features I added today involved utilizing the runtime environment support in Lift, so I thought I’d write up a quick […]
Scala Job site + My experiences with Lift
06 Jul
Posted by suresk as Technology, Enterprise Development, Websites, Scala, Lift
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