Mon, Dec 15, 2008 - 06:42 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
Would you come to a Grails podcast BOF at JavaOne 2009?
Mon, Dec 15, 2008 - 06:40 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
Show Notes
Our SoapBox topics this week is a special Christmas guest.
Show Notes
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Podcast Voicemail: +1 408 3319 118 (you can listen to your recording and skip or record again after presssing #)
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Sun, Nov 30, 2008 - 06:35 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
This time we would like to know how many plugins you are using at the same time in one of your typical Grails projects.
Sun, Nov 30, 2008 - 06:28 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
We got a real good excuse for not having a SoapBox topic this time: too much news!
Anyone who knows about events around Groovy & Grails (commercial or not), drop us an email and we will add you to the permissions list for this
calendar.
Show Notes
Tue, Nov 25, 2008 - 09:23 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
In this special edition of the podcast, we interview Graeme Rocher, Grails Project Lead, on the SpringSource Acquisition and what's coming Grails 1.1. We also discuss plugins, Maven, open source entrepreneur stuff, and matrix maths.
Sat, Nov 15, 2008 - 19:44 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
How do you think the G2One acquisition by SpringSource will affect your companies adoption of Groovy & Grails?
Sat, Nov 15, 2008 - 19:40 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
Our SoapBox topics this week is of course the G2One Acquisition by SpringSource, the company behind the Spring Framework. Exciting times.
Show Notes
New Podcast Feed: http://feeds.grailspodcast.com/grailspodcast
Podcast Voicemail: +1 408 3319 118 (you can listen to your recording and skip or record again after presssing #)
grailspodcast.com
http://feeds.grailspodcast.com/grailspodcast
twitter: grailspodcast
flickr: grailspodcast
Sun, Nov 2, 2008 - 17:41 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
This week we want to find out how many of you are actually using Grails right now in your day-to-day job or at least when you plan to use Grails. Vote now!
Sun, Nov 2, 2008 - 17:24 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
In the Soapbox we are taking a brief look at the current state of the Grails Testing Plugin, which will be included in Grails 1.1.
Show Notes
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Combining Groovy, Grails, MySQL, and the Java Persistence API
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Mastering Grails: Testing your Grails Application
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Flex Datagrids and Grails Blog Post
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JMesa Grails Plugin
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Converting legacy Rails apps to Grails (with NetBeans) Part 1 - Blog Post
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Mastering Grails: Grails Services and Google Map
- Grails & AJAX Screencast
- Grails for PHP Developers
- RadRace Winners use Grails
- New GORM features in Grails 1.1. and DGG update
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Groovy for internal DSLs
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Groovy Option Parser GOP released
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Groovy SQL Closure Examples
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ObjectGraphBuilder's new tricks
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*. and ?: / Spread-Dot and Elvis Operator intro
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Groovy makes Java better Screencast
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Groovy makes Code Generation Simple Screencast
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Testing with Groovy GTAC Slides
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Java Black Belt Exam for Groovy
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Running a Griffon app in fullscreen
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Grails BackgroundThreads Plugin 1.3 released
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i18n-gettext Plugin released
- Autobase plugin 0.2 released
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YUI Plugin updated
- GrailsUI Plugin and background blog entry (id, version, content, created, enclosure_length, enclosure_type, enclosureurl, tags, title)
Sat, Oct 18, 2008 - 00:30 UTC
GROOVY · GRAILS
Morph is a provider of Platform as a Service and we chat with Guy Naor, the CTO of Morph, about how you can easily host your Grails app with them. Full disclosure, we are sponsored by
mor.ph but they have been on our list since they introduced Grails hosting. So if you are still looking how and where you can host your next app, this is for you.