Sao lai vang ve the nay nhi

[tunggad]

Oh, sao lai vang ve the nay nhi.

Co ban nao vuong mac khi su dung grails thi cu viet vao day, minh se
tra loi tan tinh.

Vietnam Groovy/Grails UG can duoc phat trien.

[Hendrik]

Hey,

you are Groovy/Grails user/developer? Nice to meet you! I actually
just started this group, so you're in fact the first member who joined
it!

What is your experience with Grails? Are you working with it right
now? And in which country/city are you working/


Cheers
Hendrik

[tung vu duc]

Hi Hendrik,
why did you open this Groovy/Grails UG for Vietnam, but then writing only English? :-D Are you Vietnamese?

I use Grails from Version 1.0 early 2008 and i'm still using it now for the project PLEYONE, a social network for Gamer. Grails is cool, very agile and robust. To begin it was a little buggy sometime, but now its very stable. We are a team in Germany/Berlin, we are working since 2 yeah with Grails in the PLEYONE project.

Very nice to meet you too, a Grails Fan/Developer!

Cheers,
Tung

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From: Hendrik <hendri...@googlemail.com>
To: groovy-grails-vietnam <groovy-gra...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon, August 9, 2010 6:58:07 AM
Subject: Re: Sao lai vang ve the nay nhi

[Hendrik]

Anh ko phai la nguoi Viet nhung nguoi Duc. Tui mo nhom nay de gap
nguoi lap trinh o Viet Nam cung tich Groovy va Grails. :-P

So I am from Germany opening this group in Vietnam but only speaking
English while you Vietnamese living in Germany join this group and ask
me to speak Vietnamese? We're pretty diverse here. But nice to meet
you and nice to meet some people here who also like Grails. I
sometimes miss the statically typed nature of "real" Java but then
again, I remember building web apps with JSF 1.x which was to a large
degree in nice and plain Java but also a pain. So yes, I'm happy.

I am using it for a project here in Vietnam that's hopefully going to
be launched soon, have around 6 months experience with it now and
before that, I mentioned it, I came past the a lot of Java web things,
e.g. servlets, JSPs, JSF 1.x, Facelets, Struts and a little
Tapestry...


Cheers and hope to have some more enjoyable and/or productive
discussion here in the future...
Hendrik

On Aug 11, 3:40 pm, tung vu duc <tung...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Hendrik,
> why did you open this Groovy/Grails UG for Vietnam, but then writing only
> English? :-D Are you Vietnamese?
>
> I use Grails from Version 1.0 early 2008 and i'm still using it now for the
> project PLEYONE, a social network for Gamer. Grails is cool, very agile and
> robust. To begin it was a little buggy sometime, but now its very stable. We are
> a team in Germany/Berlin, we are working since 2 yeah with Grails in the PLEYONE
> project.
>
> Very nice to meet you too, a Grails Fan/Developer!
>
> Cheers,
> Tung
>
> ________________________________

> From: Hendrik <hendrik.b...@googlemail.com>

[tung vu duc]

Ok, dann kann ich mit Dir Deusch reden wa?

Wir sind ein erfahrenes Team mit über 2 Jahre Grails Erfahrung, alle sind Uni-Absolvent in Deuschland. Wir suchen gerade Outsourcing-Projekte im Java Web App Umfeld, um uns erstmals über wasser zu halten, weil unser Projekt noch nicht profitabel ist.

Außer Grails hatten wir vorher auch intensive Erfahrungen mit JSF 1.2.x (JBoss Richfaces 3.x) und GWT. GWT ist eigentlich ganz gut, der Ansatz. Für RIA Szenarien eignet sich GWT immer noch ganz gut. JSF ist dagegen zu heavy, zu kompliziert. Spring Roo haben wir auch kurz probiert, im dessen Kern  Spring MVC ist. Unter der Haube von Grails werkelt auch Spring MVC. Spring Roo ist wahrscheinlich schneller als Grails, weil es pure Java ist.

Und für welche Firma in Vietnam arbeitest Du? Worum geht es bei dem Projekt, was ihr gerade macht, natürlich, nur wenn ich fragen darf. :-D

Mit besten Grüßen,
Tung

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From: Hendrik <hendri...@googlemail.com>
To: groovy-grails-vietnam <groovy-gra...@googlegroups.com>

Sent: Thu, August 12, 2010 7:18:23 AM