[yareally]

No problem. I was stuck to mostly using the Java side of it for a project that Java was the requirement. It was a university requirement, as I could not convince my group into experimenting with Scala for the entire project. They were mostly worried they would not learn it fast enough to have us finish the project on time and I agreed, since it was a valid concern.

I was worried how it would fair after trying Play 2.0 in Scala previously for my own work. However, it was not anywhere as bad as I thought, but I was a bit envious of not being able to use some of the features of the Scala side I had used previously.