Across Time and Address Space: Lift 3.0

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David Pollak returns to Skills Matter to give a talk about Lift 3.0. Lift 3.0 builds on Lift's bedrock of abstracting away the plumbing of HTTP and allowing developers to focus on business logic.

This includes:

• Using Scala 2.10's macro features to compile certain Scala code including form validation and actors into JavaScript the executes the same logic across the address spaces
• Supporting asynchronous Actor messaging seamlessly across the HTTP connection and across address spaces
• Detection of page building with Futures and Streams and automatically pushing those changes to the browser... doing page rendering across time
• Simplified support for use of Futures and Streams in REST responses going across time
• Enhancements to Lift's designer friendly templating system that gives the HTML side of the house more power
• Automatic class reloading so that change to code get picked up on page reload without a restart... saving time.

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