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Some Great Gr8 Conference Follow-up
Thursday, May 21, 2009
There have been some great blog posts over at groovyblogs reporting on the sessions at this week’s Gr8 Conference, the Groovy/Grails/Griffon conference held in Denmark.
Among the standouts are an excellent write-up on what’s new in Groovy 1.6 and a summary of a session titled “Groovy Usage Patterns“, both by Peter Bell (the write-ups, not the sessions).
Peter also has a summary on “What’s Changed in Grails 1.1” with a notable section on standalone GORM (something I’ve not been able to get to work yet).
Conspicuously absent though, is significant coverage devoted to Griffon, which is unfortunate since I think this Swing/Grails-like framework has all of the right ideas.
Sten Anderson
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