Re: Juglist Digest, Vol 16, Issue 2

I am interested in Groovy and Grails.

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>    1. Groovy Topic? (A. Kevin Baynes)
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> Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 11:44:11 -0500
> From: "A. Kevin Baynes" <[email protected]>
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> Groovy (http://groovy.codehaus.org/) just released 1.0 final. Also
> just released is the first developer's handbook : Groovy in Action by
> Dierk Koenig (http://www.manning.com/koenig/)
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> I'm quite interested in Groovy and would love to see some Groovy
> related TriJug meeting topics. Lee, Harold : Are there any such topics
> already planned? Do we have enough interest in the group to warrant
> arranging a topic? (shout out if you want it)
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> I hope I'm not going about this the wrong way, I just wanted to bring
> up the topic and feel out the group for interest.
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> Do we have any Groovy committers in our midst?
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> Some topics I think would be useful:
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> Groovy's place in the Java developer's toolbox : best practices
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> Builders and GPath : best practices and relationship to what is
> available in other languages.
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> Groovy and Unit Testing and Mock Objects: best practices
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> Groovy in relationship to other scripting/dynamic languages in general
> and in particular its relationship to those on the JVM. e.g. Groovy
> and Ruby and JRuby, Groovy and Python and Jython.
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> Groovy on Grails: current state, future, best practices, and
> relationship to Ruby on Rails
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> A. Kevin Baynes
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