WebDev Publishing is proud to announce GroovyMag’s sister publication, JSMag, has recently been released. JSMag is a monthly PDF publication, in the style of GroovyMag, which focuses on articles and information relevant to the JavaScript community.
The first issue covers topics including:
A sampler PDF is available at the JSMag website.
The latest edition of GroovyMag is now available. Contents include:
Kirsten Schwark delves deep in to Groovy to show you exactly what’s going on behind the scenes.
Mo Sayed demonstrates how to make your forms more responsive with AJAX.
In this piece, Bashar Abdul-Jawad guides you through all the great new GORM goodness Grails 1.1 has to offer.
Shawn Hartsock kicks off a series detailing the best ways to integrate Grails in to your J2EE stack, taken from his own real life experiences.
Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein.
Dave Klein shows you how to make your forms a bit more user-friendly with the Help Balloons plugin.
GroovyMag will be hosting two more classes in March 2009:
Intro to Groovy: March 16, 17, 18 from 6pm-8pm (Eastern time – GMT-0500)
Intro to Grails: March 23, 24, 25 from 6pm-8pm (Eastern time – GMT-0500)
Each class is $349 and is web-based. You simply log on and watch and chat with the instructor in real time.
Our instructor for the last set of Intro classes was Robert Fischer. For this set we’ve got Ken Kousen, renowned Java instructor. If you’ve ever thought about taking the plunge in to Groovy or Grails, this is the time to do it.
More information and links to sign up are at http://groovymag.com/training
For anyone who was interested in GroovyMag earlier, but was unable or unwilling to use PayPal, Google Checkout is now an option for payment. Some of you in some countries were having some difficulty paying with the credit card of your choice with PayPal, so this hopefully will give you some more choice.
This has gone through some testing this weekend and it looks like everything is functioning. If you make a purchase with Google Checkout and have a problem, please email michael@groovymag.com for prompt attention.
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