Monthly Archives: January 2012

Grails 2.0 Upgrade Guide

Posted on 31. January 2012 by Sönke Sothmann

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 … Continue reading →

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Functional Thinking

Posted on 26. January 2012 by Falk Sippach

“Funktional Programmieren heißt, man schreibt, was gemacht werden soll und nicht wie etwas gemacht werden soll.” Neal Ford beschreibt in einer Artikelserie auf developerWorks, wie man auch als auf Objektorientierung-gepolter Java-Entwickler Konzepte der funktionalen Programmierung verwenden kann, um seinen Java-Code … Continue reading →

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Grails is getting Maven support

Posted on 12. January 2012 by Sönke Sothmann

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 … Continue reading →

Posted in Build, config and deploy, Groovy and Grails | Tagged ant, Build, Gant, gradle, grails, maven | Leave a comment

Firebug 1.9 released

Posted on 9. January 2012 by Sönke Sothmann

The popular web developer tool Firebug has been released in version 1.9. The new features include: Firebug panel docking it is now possible to dock the Firebug panel to any of the four sides of the browser window. Syntax error … Continue reading →