Archiv der Kategorie: Groovy and Grails
Grails 2.0 Upgrade Guide
The Grails team has started a Google Plus discussion to gather feedback from the community on how their upgrade to Grails 2.0 went. To sum it up, small applications can be upgraded easily to Grails 2.0, but for large application … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails
Verschlagwortet mit Upgrade, grails, Guide
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Grails is getting Maven support
According to a recent blog post of Grails project lead Graeme Rocher, Grails is getting Maven support in the form of a plugin. Currently, Grails uses Maven repositories for dependency resolution, but the build system of a Grails application uses … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Build, config and deploy, Groovy and Grails
Verschlagwortet mit ant, Build, Gant, gradle, grails, maven
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Knockout JS 2.0.0 released – Dynamic JavaScript-UIs using Data Binding
The Knockout JS Team recently released version 2.0.0 of their JavaScript data binding framework. Knockout JS is a small Javascript library that offers declarative data binding for your HTML code. It enables you to separate you HTML code from your … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails, Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit Data Binding, Dynamic UI, grails, javascript, Knockout JS, mvvm
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Grails Database Queries – Criteria Builder vs. Where Queries [updated]
Before Grails 2.0 arrived, Grails offered 3 ways of doing a database query: dynamic finders HQL queries Hibernate Criteria Builder If the database query is very simple, dynamic finders are a good choice. But for everything else, I used Criteria … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Groovy and Grails
Verschlagwortet mit Criteria Builder, Database, grails, Hibernate, Query, Where Query
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Grails 2.0 released
It took Grails 6 years from it’s beginning to reach version 2.0. A lot of great and long awaited features justify the version jump from 1.3 to the new major release 2.0. Visit the What’s new in Grails 2.0? page … Weiterlesen
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Verschlagwortet mit grails, release
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Environment specific externalized Grails configuration
Grails supports environment specific configuration, which can be used to define different settings for development, test, production or custom environments. The Grails User Guide describes this feature in detail. E.g. you can define different database settings for development (use a … Weiterlesen
Grails 1.4 canceled, next release version will be 2.0
Grails 1.4 should actually come after Grails 1.3. SpringSource recently decided to cancel 1.4 and name the next release 2.0. A lot of improvements and new features justify the new major version number. The changes of the upcoming 2.0 release … Weiterlesen
