Grails?

[Craig]

>From Gary Berosik, Twin Cities OTUG ... I thought this might be
applicable to what we're working on:

Ever heard of Grails (http://grails.codehaus.org/)? I've heard that
it is Rails-like RAD web development power in a Groovy \ Java
environment. One of the main books on Grails (e.g., "The Definitive
Guide to Grails) has as it's main ongoing example the development of a
private \ shared bookmark \ tag application that we might use as a
starting point. I was impressed with the ease and speed of
development of such a moderately complex Web 2.0 mashup application
using Grails.

It appears that "coding by convention"-based development environments
like Rails and Grails definitely represent improved bases for web
application development. This might be a good prototyping tool for
the type of social networking development that we're contemplating.

- Craig.

[Ruth Malan at Bredemeyer Consulting]

Sounds promising; fun even. :)

Anyone working on their assignments? See
http://www.helpmatch.net/index.php?title=HelpMatch_Architectural_Requirement
s

:)

best regards,

Ruth

[James Sugrue]

Hi Ruth

I've been up the walls at the day job, so I'm just able to start
helping out again. Sorry about that..
James

On Sep 19, 9:45 pm, "Ruth Malan at Bredemeyer Consulting"

<ruth_ma...@bredemeyer.com> wrote:
> Sounds promising; fun even. :)
>

> Anyone working on their assignments? Seehttp://www.helpmatch.net/index.php?title=HelpMatch_Architectural_Requ...

> s
>
> :)
>
> best regards,
>
> Ruth
>
>
>
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> Behalf Of Craig
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> Subject: Grails?
>
> >From Gary Berosik, Twin Cities OTUG ... I thought this might be
> applicable to what we're working on:
>
> Ever heard of Grails (http://grails.codehaus.org/)? I've heard that
> it is Rails-like RAD web development power in a Groovy \ Java
> environment. One of the main books on Grails (e.g., "The Definitive
> Guide to Grails) has as it's main ongoing example the development of a
> private \ shared bookmark \ tag application that we might use as a
> starting point. I was impressed with the ease and speed of
> development of such a moderately complex Web 2.0 mashup application
> using Grails.
>
> It appears that "coding by convention"-based development environments
> like Rails and Grails definitely represent improved bases for web
> application development. This might be a good prototyping tool for
> the type of social networking development that we're contemplating.
>

> - Craig.- Hide quoted text -
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