I'm just getting into Play Framework development, and they ship with FluentLenium, which seems to add some a more friendly API and convenience functions. Nothing too fancy, but just looking at the pure-Selenium coffee examples people have posted here shows how dramatic the effect can be.
The one downside is that the developers only seem to tag official releases once in a blue moon; despite the github repo being well updated, the last push to Maven was more than half a year ago, and so depends on a rather old version of Selenium.
The one downside is that the developers only seem to tag official releases once in a blue moon; despite the github repo being well updated, the last push to Maven was more than half a year ago, and so depends on a rather old version of Selenium.