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Will playframework 1 version be obsolete?

Now that playframework has a new version 2, which is completely different from version 1; what will happen to the latter? should all the projects written in game 1 fully transfer to version 2? I wonder if you can rely on game 1, which is not outdated and not supported in the near or middle future?

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One of the key statements made by the core development team is that they have many applications written in Play 1.x, and therefore they will continue to support Play 1.x. The game has existed for a long time, and even before it was opened, it was used by Zenexity as the basis for creating its client web applications.

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On the other hand, I would definitely recommend starting a new project with version 2.x, staying at level 1.x, because you will wake up one day with an application created on an unsupported version.

About modules: keep in mind that modules are created by the community. I would not put my choice on the presence of modules between the versions of Play 1 and 2, since these are just fragments of code, and many of them can simply be written in a short time. Finally, as a development platform, Play - modules are simply beautiful shortcuts, not absolutely required base for any new application.

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