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News Roundup: Links for March 6th

Wednesday, March 7th, 2012

At DZone, Geoffrey Papilion’s post on Groovy — “A Reasonable JVM Language for DevOps” — is mirrored at the Groovy Zone.

Grails.org has long had a Screencasts section, infrequently used and a bit dusty, but listing a number of screencasts. In the last few weeks, the listing has been filled by a number of new video tutorials by one Mike Kelly. He has put together a site that hosts an entire series of these videos; it is called “Foundations In Grails.” See it at grailsexample.net.

Shaun Jurgemeyer has posted a series on using vim as a “Grails IDE” (Part 1, Part 2). There are links to fine vim additions, but most interestingly (to your humble News Editor), there are also a number of custom scripts (as well as VimDiff config settings) that he has put together for use with Grails.

Andrew Taylor demonstrates how one can put together a simple web server in Groovy.

Shawn Hartsock has relaunched his Grails QR Code plugin, which “provides intuitive ways to embed QRCodes directly onto any page in your Grails application.”

News Roundup: Links for January 17

Tuesday, January 17th, 2012

Continuing goodness (by Mr. Haki)

Mr. Haki (of Groovy Goodness fame) has some new tidbits up on goodness in Grails:

Continuing Grails screencastery (by Mr. Warner)

Bobby Warner has released another “Grails plus CoffeeScript” screencast (“Another Adventure With Grails And CoffeeScript”).

Upcoming Groovificating conferences

GR8Conf Europe’s Call For Paper[s] is now open! This year, the conference is scheduled for June 6 through 8 (again in Copenhagen).

Tutorials or presentations of potential helpfulness or interestingosity

Generating Excel From Grails, by Shaun Jurgemeyer at Object Partners

Groovy DSL — A Simple Example, by Nirav Assar of Assar Java Consulting

Grails 2.0 — What To Be Excited About (a presentation by Zan Thrash)

Alarming news reports

Elvis carried away by spaceships (Ken Kousen, reporting for Kousen IT)