grails

The backers of Grails have an overbearing attitude towards Groovy, as they do all the software Grails bundles.

Unfortunately books written for grails also assume that you are switching from one of java to grails.

There's good library support, even outside of Grails, but Grails plugins are a big win.

One of the holy grails of Western smithing books came out in the time of woodcuts.

Tech lead Jochen Theodorou in 2005-2006 helped build the meta-object protocol that Grails also uses.

So far 4 Grails developers have formed a consultancy at OCI, all strictly consulting only, with no probono work on improving the product.

I'm guessing this class was chosen because it's the longest name in the Grails codebase.

In fact, if you prepend the package name, you get: grails.plugin.searchable.internal.compass.mapping.

Getting the admin-interface correct is one of those holy grails.

For example, Groovy on Grails is also based on Spring.

Graeme Rocher had a meta-object protocol added to Groovy so he could bundle it as the scripting language of Grails (used just like Ruby is in Rails).

I am not a rails developer but I have seen that rails developer have alot of inertia and they won't switch to grails.

This year, Groovy's sole full-time developer supporting it all was retrenched when the Groovy/Grails group moved from VMware/Pivotal to OCI Consulting.

We're looking for a front-end developer (Angular) and several backend developers (Java/Grails) to round out our development team here in Chicago.

Groovy's a scripting language used for short test and build files, and for Grails.