Groovy
Grengine
Grengine is an engine for running and embedding Groovy in a Java VM.
Moreover, there is also a framework which leverages Grengine called Jexler.
Jexler is a simple relaxed Groovy framework for starting/stopping Groovy scripts as services and enabling them to react to events of their choice - great for prototyping and useful for automating.
Defining Public Accessible Constant Fields
@mrhaki shows you how to define your public accessible constant fields to make your Groovy code as compatible with Java as possible.
News
Support the Groovy Bootcamp in Buea Cameroon
A crowd founding campaign to support a Groovy workshop, which will be starting in early June in Buea, Cameroon.
Learning to program can lead to new job opportunities as well as enable motivated students to create their own businesses or work for nonprofits that improve for the whole community. The courses will be taught on the weekends so that many different people including some who work and are looking for a career change can attend.
Good news, they reached the goal already! Better news, the fundraiser will stay open and the extra money will go to supporting more programs in Cameroon.
Grails
Grails Multi-Project Build
In the latest Grails Guide, we create a multi-project build from scratch. We combine a Grails App, a Grails Plugin, and simple Groovy Lib. Gradle to the rescue!
Online Course - Publishing REST Services with Grails 3
I live in a small city in Spain's center. For me, online training is mostly the only option if I want to go deep into any programming topic. This is the reason why I am so excited that OCI has started to offer Grails online training too.
The first online course, which will be a one-day course facilitated by @jeffscottbrown, Grails co-founder, covers:
- Quick intro to REST
- GORM and REST
- Grails Views
- JSON Views
- Markup Views
- Versioning APIs
- Microservices
- Spring Security for REST
Starting a Grails 3 Project [Video]
@kenkousen has published several videos in O'Reilly about Grails 3.
This issue covers several training links and a really interesting Groovy Project if you ever need to work with Groovy Scripts; Grengine.
Sergio del Amo