This is a pretty no-frills episode, a pure newscast in just about 30 minutes.
Show Notes
Show Notes
- Devs are not too stupid for polyglot programming
- Groovy and Scala are good friends - Video Interview with Venkat Subramaniam
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Super-Cool Groovy Presentation by Bertrand Goetzmann
- Foxgem's Groovy Notebook released and try it here
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Grails on Cloud Foundry: Step by Step
- Bamboo Grails Plugin 1.0 released
- GORM Presentation by Burt Beckwith
- What's wrong with UI Plugins in Grails Part1 Part2 Part3
- Rails vs. Grails vs. Helma - Part 2 about Grails
- E-Mails with Grails the easy way
- The Mr Haki blog series on Groovy basics: grep method , spaceship operator, elvis operator, client side caching and more
- Simple Recursive Descent Parser in Groovy
- Dierk's Parser taken too far
- Groovy Vending Machine Example
- Testing OSGi Bundles with Pax Exam, Groovy and Gradle
- Groovy Stacktraces Discussion
- Groovy for Java Programmers jFokus Video Presentation by Vaclav Pech
- JavaFX Frontend with Groovy Backend
- Practically Groovy: the @Delegate annotation
- Java development 2.0 - Part 1 - Hello Google AppEngine
- Data Flow Concurrency in Groovy
- Building Griffon apps with Gradle
- Griffon Transitions Plugin
Testing OSGi PAX extra info (@HamletDRC) : Article by @habuma http://tinyurl.com/c56kus
Rails Vs Grails Vs Helma comment. Helma was actually covered on Page 3 of part 2! Also this looked interesting. Was a user comment in Part 2 http://aribaweb.org/ At a cursory look. Very similar tech stack to Grails, but development looked more drag & drop and widgets customisable in UI from property editors. Akin to Visual Studio. A lot of pre-defined templates. Develop in the browser with accessibility to code via something called XRay.
Here is the Mr Haki Switch statement link http://mrhaki.blogspot.com/2009/08/groovy-goodness-switch-statement.html Or if you prefer, the whole Groovy Goodness series he's been doing: http://mrhaki.blogspot.com/search/label/Groovy%3AGoodness
Craig Walls @habuma also has a good article on PAX on his blog http://www.jroller.com/habuma/