Let's hear a bit what our listeners want to achieve 2010 with regards to Groovy/Grails/Griffon. Have a good one!
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Finally a Groovy poll again: We assume you have looked into GPars already, if not do it now! We both are excited about this, so here is our poll this time:
This week we explore the Groovy community's take on polyglot programming.
groovyblogs.org and groovytweets.org are maintained by Glen and Sven, what a nice match. So this time we want to know what ideas you have around our groovy sites.
As episode 84 is the super cloudy episode, we want to know where you will host your next Grails application... and we got some cloudy options for you:
This week the Grails Podcast helps choose a Griffon Logo winner. Click here to see the Griffon logo finalists
This time, the Grails Podcast team would like to know what SoapBox topics are of interest. Provide any answer, long or short, in the box below.
Would you come to a Grails podcast BOF at JavaOne 2009?
This time we would like to know how many plugins you are using at the same time in one of your typical Grails projects.
How do you think the G2One acquisition by SpringSource will affect your companies adoption of 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!
This week we explore Grails Testing support.
We would like to find out a bit more about Groovy's latest project: Griffon.
This week's poll on the Grails Podcast asks about the new site. (don't forget you can get the source from github!)
