Grails For Spring Developers
Published June 22nd, 2010 Under Coding, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
Beside doing an overview of the Grails framework, Jeff Brown shows how to write a Spring-integrated application in Grails. Some of the topics covered are: Spring Beans in Groovy, DI in Grails, Grails and Spring MVC, Database transaction management and remoting with Spring in Grails.
http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Grails-For-Spring-Developers
Apache Aries: Enterprise OSGi in Practice
Published June 16th, 2010 Under Architecture | Leave a Comment
Apache Aries is an umbrella project containing implementations of the standards specified in the Enterprise OSGi specification, including several of the Reference Implementations for those specifications. It also includes a lightweight and clean implementation of Blueprint, a standard derived from the Spring Dynamic Modules project. Aries is backed by IBM and SAP, along with committers from smaller companies and independents.
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Java #10 – Reading a Text File
Published June 16th, 2010 Under Coding | Leave a Comment
This tutorial shows how to read a text file line by line in Java using Scanner objects. it also demonstrates JFileChooser file open dialogs with a FileNameExtensionFilter. Download source code from http://java.martincarlisle.com
Talk Release Management With Artifactory
Published June 10th, 2010 Under Configuration Management, Open Source Tools, Software Testing | Leave a Comment
In this presentation the Artifactory team demonstrates the benefits of managing your software development life-cycle through continuous integration. Frederic Simon and Yoav Landman show how to automate large-scale multi-module projects using a fully-integrated platform with Artifactory and Hudson. Using Maven, Gradle, or Ivy builds, it is now possible to dynamically automate and manage the pyramidal stacks of Unit, Functional, and Integration Tests. This demo-based session will show you how Artifactory and Hudson work together to make it much easier to promote certified builds to milestone releases, and finally to general availability, while making sure all builds are fully reproducible.
Produced by the Silicon Valley JavaFX User Group
Design Your Own DSL with Groovy
Published June 8th, 2010 Under Coding | Leave a Comment
Guillaume Laforge explains what makes Groovy to be better suited to create a DSL: closures, meta-programming, operator overloading, named arguments, a concise and expressive syntax, demonstrating how to write a DSL in Groovy.
http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Design-Your-Own-DSL-with-Groovy
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