Here's your chance to let us know which NoSQL options you are exploring for future Grails projects.

Show Notes

• Luke Daley's Grails Plugin Collective and the Nabble mailing list archive

• GORM Gotchas Part 1
• jQuery plugin works great with jsTree
• Grails 1.3.2 is out!
• Spring-Security-Core plugin user guide
• Building Grails 1.3.x from the Source

• Groovy 1.7.3 is out!
• Metaprogramming with Groovy - free Video!
• Groovy DSL example on GroovyWebConsole
• Groovy for Domain Specific Languages by Fergal Dearle at Packt press.
• Groovy++ in Action:  DSL for embedding HttpServer
• Memoize Groovy functions with GPars
• Groovy in Action, Second Edition MEAP

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<note>: This episode is an interview and we gave our best to record 3 tracks but had to take a recording in which Glen and Scott are recorded on one track and Sven on the other track. Unfortunately that meant the quality on Sven's track is way worse, which is normal for the Ecamm Call Recorder Software that we used for this setup but we made that trade-off. We cross-checked and you should be able to hear us well we think.</note>

We finally got a new interview with Scott Davis! Scott Davis is the founder of ThirstyHead.com, a training and consulting company that specializes in Groovy and Grails solutions. Scott published one of the first public websites implemented in Grails in 2006 and has been actively working with the technology ever since. Author of the books Getting Started with Grails and Groovy Recipes: Greasing the Wheels of Java, as well as two ongoing IBM developerWorks article series (Mastering Grails and in 2009, Practically Groovy), Scott writes extensively about how Groovy and Grails are the future of Java development.

Show Notes

• ThirstyHead.com
• Scott on Twitter
• Getting started with Grails

Show Notes

• Working with Groovy vs. Working with Java
• Reading i18n Message from the Database
• Does Groovy Code require more unit tests than Java code?
• Groovy and Grails at DMC Digital
• JUnit 4.x templates for Grails 1.3
• Tracking Grails Webflows with Google Analytics
• Taking the Maven publisher plugin for a spin
• Groovy 1.7.2 released
• Groovy Goodness: New ways to Curry
• New ways to sort a map
• Groovy++ released under Apache 2.0 (download here)
• GPars 0.10x released, what's new?

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Show Notes

• Matthew Taylor's Blog
• Matthew Tayloron Twitter
• Grails 1.2.1 Release Notes
• Getting Started with Grails (second edition)
• My Groovy can beat up your Scala and Groovy vs Scala: We need closure
• YUI Theatre lectures
• YUI Gallery components
• Definitive Guide to Javascript (5th ed)

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This time it's Sven talking to John Adelus from iTELL iSEEK, a startup levelling the playing field when it comes to wine reviews. I met John at JavaOne during Glen's book signing and then several more times during JUG meetings in the bay area. We talk mainly about CloudFoundry & Amazon EC2 and how you can push your next Grails app with no effort into the cloud + keep it cheap. We also talk quite a bit about bootstrapping your next startup, a topic John is very familiar with as he is involved in two startups at the moment.

John really has an amazing track record, is fun to talk and chat with and a great inspiring person. Don't miss this one!

On a side note: our hosting sponsorship with G2iX comes to an end, something we have foreseen for quite some time as the AppSpace offering has long been taken off the market. We again would like to thank G2iX for their great hosting and fast service, we had a good mostly pain-free live and really respect you guys!

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Show Notes

• iTELL iSEEK
• John Adelus on Twitter
• John Adelus on LinkedIn
• Amazon EC2 Instance Types

Show Notes

• Microsoft & Grails
• Groovy-Eclipse 2.0 released - Groovy Plugin for Eclipse
• Hacking Custom Authentication Providers with Grails Spring Security
• Interview with Graeme Rocher
• Generating UML Models from Grails Domain Classes
• Kissing PHP Goodbye for Groovy and Grails
• Grails 1.2 now running on Google's AppEngine using AppEngine Plugin 0.8.8
• Revisiting Groovy AST Transformation with AstBuilder
• Groovy and SnakeYAML
• How Clojure improved my Groovy
• BDD Video 
• Groovy-LAMP
• IntelliJ Idea 9.0.1  - groovy bugfixes
• CodeNarc 0.8 is out - static analysis for Groovy
• MetaProgramming wiht Groovy - Practically Groovy Series
• Groovy++ outperforms Java

• Griffon: toolkit diversity examples
• Deckchair Groovy JSON store

 
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This is out first episode of the Grails Podcast in 2010 - Happy (belated) New Year to everyone! Special thanx to G2iX, a great company which continues to host our little Grails Application on their cloud. We love you guys, hosting is easy and pain free!

Show Notes

• Groovy 1.7 released
• Grails 1.2 released
• Significant Software Developments 2009 - Javaworld Article
• Spy plugin released
• Gaelyk interview with Andy Glover
• Upgrading Grails 1.1.1 to 1.2 blog post
• Using GMock to complement mockDomain
• Groovy AST Transformations by Example
• Gant 1.9 released
• Commercial Market for Grails Plugins?
• Hibernate and JPA with Griffon and the warp-persist sample app

Let's hear a bit what our listeners want to achieve 2010 with regards to Groovy/Grails/Griffon. Have a good one!