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Java ClassBuilder: bringing Java data binding into the 21st century
A new project from the JavaBuilders.org family. Focuses on bytecode instrumentation of existing Java classes to enable databinding with no more than 1-2 lines of code. Uses the Javassist bytecode library and the standard Beans Binding library under the hood.
Jython v.s. Groovy
A commenter reminds me on Groovy (It was mentioned as part of Grails). His comment makes me curious on what’s the latest on Groovy and how it is stacking up to Jython.Terracotta meets Grails with the Terracotta for Grails plugin
Our busy community of plugin developers have been at it again and now there is a brand new plugin for Grails that adds support for the Terracotta data grid.jSilhouette update
A couple of days ago there was an announcement on this blog about jSilhouette's 0.1 release, followed by a comparison between the geom, scene and jfx demos (regular Java, Project SceneGraph and JavaFx Script each).A Java-near-speed Groovy
I'm currently be able to make Groovy speed step closer to Java. It's a high aim, and it's clear to be possible with JVMIT now. I was working on optimising callsites, but could not find a way to make it faster than Alex T.'s implementation because he did really good job of implementing it. So I went back to look at my old GJIT code. What I found is that something had been fooling my eyes for almost a yearJava.next #2: Java Interop
This is Part Two of a series of articles on Java.next. In Part Two, I will look at how Java.next languages interoperate with Java.
Java interop is trivial in all of the Java.next languages. We have Java itself to thank for this--the Java Virtual Machine Specification makes it easy for other languages to reflect against and call Java code.
Creating an Eclipse-based Groovy Development Environment for TDD
Get your groove going on eclipse
Rapid Web Application Prototyping with Maven and Groovy
Utilizing both Maven and Groovy you can rapidly prototype web apps, and in this blog I'll walk you through exactly how to do that. First we are going to create a simple Maven web app project using the Maven Web App Archetype. If you don't have Maven installed already, go ahead and install it. Now let's create a directory called sandboxJava, Groovy & JavaFx: side by side 1
While experimenting with JavaFx Script I encountered a few gotchas switching from Java/Groovy, mostly related to my preconceptions of the language itself. Even though it is JVM language built with Java, being an specialized language for declarative UI building doesn't mean it will follow Java's steps all the way, nor other modern features brought into the JVM by Groovy. The following table summarizes many of the orthogonal features of the three languages, it is not a complete reference for any of them. The "official draft" of the JavaFX™ Script Programming Language Reference was used to learn more about the it. Disclaimer: I know Groovy better than JavaFx Script, if someone spots a mistake please let me knowUsing JavaFX objects from within Java: a very bad joke from Sun
Accessing JavaFX from Java...so bad it just boggles the mind.[from bradleyjames] Relevance Blog : Java.next #2: Java Interop
"This is Part Two of a series of articles on Java.next. In Part Two, I will look at how Java.next languages interoperate with Java."
Java Fork/Join + Groovy
This is an executable blog post. Download the post here and run it using Groovy with jsr166y.jar in your classpath. This was created and presented for the Groovy Users of Minnesota group.jSilhouette: demo screenshots and code
jSilhouette includes a demo application for each one of its subprojects (geom, scene & jfx) showing the shapes in action. This post is a recollection of what happened during the time those applications were developed and what lessons I learned while doing so.GRAG - The GRails Application Generator
grag能够从现有的数据库生成一个grails程序
Spring and Scripting
Spring is among the handful of Java application frameworks that is widely used in many enterprise projects. It has become a viable alternative to the more standard JEE technologies. One of its stengths is the support for scripting languages. Spring 2.0 introduced comprehensive support to use dynamic languages. It supports three different scripting languages; JRuby, Groovy and BeanShell.Groovy and XWiki
The more I use a wiki at my day job the more I come to rely on it. I have found it to be an outstanding documentation and note-taking tool. At work I installed the Moin Moin Wiki which myself and two other developers contribute to regularly now. We are using version 1.6.something and have been happy with it.First Experiences with Grails, JMS and OpenMQ
I've just finished converting groovyblogs over to a (largely) message driven architecture. I'm a bit of an JMS noob, but the adventure has been fantastic, and it's time to write some stuff down. The reason I'm even interested in a messaging is for the acquisition of feed xml and thumbnails. I presently do the former in-process in the app server, and the later via Groovy XML-RPC to a Thumbnail Server running locally.
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