http://plymouthreliable.com/blog A software developer's blog on all things Curl Surge RTE, Smalltalk Seaside, ICON UNICON, ObjectIcon, Rebol, Logtalk Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:01:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://plymouthreliable.com/blog/grails-baseline-directories/comment-page-1/#comment-94 jottings from the Eclectic Pencil » Blog Archive » groovy Grails tips and cheatsheet Tue, 07 Aug 2007 19:09:16 +0000 http://plymouthreliable.com/blog/grails-baseline-directories/#comment-94 [...] Over at eclectic-pencil.blogspot.com I have some notes on getting Grails up and running without having to chase through a FAQ and some mail-list threads. I may add a few pages here. At the moment I am completely absorbed with the RIFE web app framework, so that may get a few pages as well. RIFE continuations are a great introduction to the Seaside continuations framework for folks more at home with Java. RIFE is also a framework in more than name-only. And the author of the framework aims it at java developers with no promises of ‘RIA without programming’ and, well, less hype: they do stretch the 80-20 rule in claiming that “you get 90% of the features with 10% of the usual effort, thanks to its full stack.” RIFE continuations use pause(), rather like Ruby uses yield(), so that is another avenue to approach RIFE. The RIFE wiki has a page on using groovy with RIFE so life will be interesting. [...] [...] Over at eclectic-pencil.blogspot.com I have some notes on getting Grails up and running without having to chase through a FAQ and some mail-list threads. I may add a few pages here. At the moment I am completely absorbed with the RIFE web app framework, so that may get a few pages as well. RIFE continuations are a great introduction to the Seaside continuations framework for folks more at home with Java. RIFE is also a framework in more than name-only. And the author of the framework aims it at java developers with no promises of ‘RIA without programming’ and, well, less hype: they do stretch the 80-20 rule in claiming that “you get 90% of the features with 10% of the usual effort, thanks to its full stack.” RIFE continuations use pause(), rather like Ruby uses yield(), so that is another avenue to approach RIFE. The RIFE wiki has a page on using groovy with RIFE so life will be interesting. [...]

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