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GroovyMag June 2010 available

Monday, June 7th, 2010

In this issue…

Practical DSLs with Groovy Part I

Peter Bell dives deep in to the world of Domain Specific Languages using the power of Groovy to demonstrate.

Lean Groovy Part III

Hamley D’Arcy continues this multi-part series on ‘Lean Groovy’.

Testing and Debugging with HSQL Part 2

Chris Bedford wraps up his look at testing Hibernate-persisted classes with HSQL.

GR8 EU wrapup

Peter Bell gives you a roundup of everything you may have missed from the GR8 EU conference from Denamark

Monthly Columns

Groovy Under the Hood – More Java Strings in Groovy

This month, Kirsten Schwark takes a look at how Java Strings are handled in Groovy.

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Transparent Message’ plugin

Page count: 36

GroovyMag May 2010 now available

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

In this issue…

Contract-Oriented Programming with Groovy

Andre Steingress explains this interesting approach to Groovy development.

Lean Groovy Part II

Hamley D’Arcy continues this multi-part series on ‘Lean Groovy’, this month covering build processes.

Using Groovy for Natural Language Processing

Bjoern Wilmsmann demonstrates NLP with Groovy.

Gr8ness Condensed

Peter Bell gives you a roundup of everything you may have missed from the GR8 US conference.

Monthly Columns

Groovy Under the Hood – Java Strings in Groovy

This month, Kirsten Schwark takes a look at how Java Strings are handled in Groovy.

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Quartz’ plugin to help keep you (and your app) on schedule.

GroovyMag April 2010 now available

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

In this issue

JMX Builder

Vladimir Vivien shows how easy it is to programmatically control and manage your JMX-enabled resources using Groovy

Lean Groovy

Hamley D’Arcy begins the first in a multi-part series of Lean Groovy. This series of articles explains Lean Software Development, and shows how your choice of programming language can make your entire process remain nimble and adaptive.

Using Groovy for Measuring Statistical Dependence

Bjoern Wilmsmann shows how to make predictions about the relatedness of statistical events

Testing and Debugging Hibernate-Persisted Classes With HsqlDB 2.0

Chris Bedford kicks off a two part series taking a closer look at Hsql and how to enhance your testing processes using its native features

Monthly Columns

Groovy Under the Hood – Groovy Maps Part 2

This month, Kirsten Schwark continues her deep dive in to Groovy’ map system

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘ClickStream’ plugin to help you watch your site visitors’ activity

Page count: 37

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GroovyMag March 2010 Now Available

Friday, March 5th, 2010

In this issue

Griffon Plugins

Andres Almiray digs in to the Griffon Plugin architecture

Magic Numbers

Bjoern Wilmsmann takes us behind the scenes of his Magic Numbers plugin to walk you through adding magic runtime functionality to basic numbers

Ivy DSL

Henryk Konsek demonstrates the power of using Ivy in Grails 1.2

Grails for Switchers

Switching to Grails from a non-Java background? Matt Woodward gives you the dos and don’ts from someone who’s been there

Easy E-Commerce with Grails – Part 2

Matt Stine wraps up his look at setting up an e-commerce site with Grails.

Monthly Columns

Groovy Under the Hood – Groovy Maps Part 1

This month, Kirsten Schwark covers Groovy’s maps.

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein.

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Email Confirmation’ plugin.

Page count: 40

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GroovyMag February 2010 now available

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Catching up with Griffon

Craig Wickesser has some one-on-one time with Andres Almiray.

Gambling on Griffon and Grails Groing Gangbusters

Take a spin with Bob Brown as he demonstrates Griffon on the front and Grails on the back.

Groovy In the Wild

Steve Dalton has a chat with Rob Fletcher of Sky.com

Easy E-Commerce with Grails

Matt Stine takes you through the basics of setting up an e-commerce site with Grails.

Monthly Columns

Groovy Under the Hood – Boolean

This month, Kirsten Schwark covers Groovy’s booleanity.

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein.

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Tag Cloud’ plugin.

Page count: 36

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January 2010 GroovyMag now available

Thursday, January 7th, 2010

Groovy Combinator Parsers

Ken Barclay demonstrates building a lexical parser with Groovy.

Groovy MetaObject Programming – Part 2

Craig Wickesser continues his exploration of the dark arts of metaobject programming.

Groovy Around the Globe – UK

Steve Dalton continues his look at the Groovy community around the world, this time looking at the United Kingdom.

Book Excerpt – Griffon in Action

Check out a section of the upcoming “Griffon in Action” book (Manning) by Andres Almiray, Danno Ferrin and Geertjan Wielenga.

Monthly Columns

Groovy Under the Hood – Groovy Lists

This month, Kirsten Schwark covers Groovy’s lists functionality.

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein.

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Google Chart’ plugin.

Page count: 44

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December 2009 GroovyMag now available

Monday, December 7th, 2009

Using JNDI in Grails Applications

Join Damien Ferrand as he takes a closer look at JNDI and what it can do for your Grails architecting.

Groovy Metaprogramming

Craig Wickesser delves in to the black art of metaobject programming and demonstrates just how powerful Groovy can be.

Building a Grails Portal Part III

Joshua Davis wraps up his series on building a web portal with Grails.

Interview with Sven and Glen Part I

Damien sits down (virtually) with the hosts of the popular Grails Podcast for their insights on the GR8 community.

Groovy Under the Hood

This month, Kirsten Schwark covers Groovy’s collections functionality.

Community News

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein.

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Constraints’ plugin.

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GroovyMag November 2009 is now available!

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

In this issue…

Groovy Around the Globe

Steve Dalton gives us part 1 in a multi-part series looking at gr8 users and groups around the world. First up – Australia and New Zealand.

Grails and Maven

Michael Wall takes a closer look at integrating Maven in to your daily Grails life.

Enterprise Development with Groovy and Grails

Jason Warner discusses the migration to Groovy and Grails for an enterprise development team, with all the lessons learned.

Groovy Under the Hood

This month, Kirsten Schwark covers Groovy’s range operations.

Community news

Catch up with the latest Groovy and Grails news with Dave Klein.

Plugin Corner

Dave Klein covers the ‘Bean Fields’ plugin.

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GroovyMag October 2009 available

Friday, October 16th, 2009

October’s GroovyMag is now available!

This issue continues our coverage of a wide variety of Groovy and Grails topics, including:

  • Building a Web Portal Part II
  • Using Hibernate Criteria Builder
  • What’s New in Grails UI 1.1
  • Interview with Matthew Taylor
  • Web Services in Groovy
  • Groovy Under the Hood – Type Conversion
  • Plugin corner: Build Test Data plugin
  • Community News
  • and more!

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Call For Groovy Authors – GroovyMag

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

Do you have an idea for a Groovy or Grails article?  Register at http://webdevpub.com/wdp and submit your idea to JSMag.  We publish on a wide range of Groovy/Grails topics, and we’re looking for pieces that cover new or innovative uses of Groovy, case studies, plugins, etc.  If it’s of interest to you, it’s likely of interest to others as well!

To get started, register at the above address, submit your idea, and if we approve it we’ll send over a basic agreement and put you in touch with one of our editors to get the ball rolling.

WebDev Publishing, GroovyMag’s parent organization, pays for contributions, and you retain the copyright.  We do ask for a nominal amount of exclusivity on your content, after which you’re free to republish on your own blog or in another publication.

Questions?  Email michael@groovymag.com or just post a comment here and we’ll get back to you ASAP.