Yevgeniy Brikman

What is the error that you see? FWIW, I've had issues with the glob library and you have to `npm install` it after every clone.

Are the compass files actually getting compiled? If so, that's probably a harmless mis-handle of stderr vs stdout.

@Driox: This GitHub issue is about finishing up a few utilities that would make it easier to build pages by composing together multiple simple standalone endpoints (i.e., each with its...

Note, there is now a new library out that focuses specifically on creating and composing reusable pagelets with Play: [splink/pagelets](https://github.com/splink/pagelets). Perhaps there is a way to get these two projects...

Yes, that's a bit unfortunate. I thought their plan had been to maintain backwards compatibility with Iteratee/Enumerator stuff until Play 3.x, but looks like that's not the case. I suspect...

@Abhinabyte Play 2.5 introduced [Akka Streams](https://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.5.x/Highlights25#New-streaming-API-based-on-Akka-Streams) as a replacement for Iteratees. That's what ping-play should use as well, both for Java and Scala APIs.

Let's start with the simpler case: `@footer()`. My guess at why you're getting a "not found" error is because you are missing the import. The `.scala.html` templates get compiled into...

OK, glad to hear the import thing works. You may want to add those imports to `TwirlKeys.templateImports` in your `build.sbt` file. The escaping issue is something that would be good...

Ah, actually, Scala won't bother to look for an implicit in this case. That's because the template gets compiled into a series of calls to a `_display_` method that takes...

Unfortunately, I don't see any way to fix this without a change to Play's Twirl template compiler. The core of the issue is that templates get compiled into a sequence...