Today, software innovation is shifting from not just writing the code but also to delivering it to customers with faster time-to-market with high quality. Continue reading “DevOps – a Need for the IT Industry”
Month: April 2013
Groovy & Grails Understanding – Part2
Grails
Grails is a web framework based on Groovy and Java which can be deployed into existing Java web servers, e.g. Tomcat or Jetty. Its scaffolding capabilities let you create a new project within a few minutes. Grails is based on the “convention over configuration” idea which allows the application to auto-wires itself based on naming schemes (instead of using configuration files, e.gl XML files). Continue reading “Groovy & Grails Understanding – Part2”
Groovy & Grails Understanding – Part1
Introduction
Enterprises today require agile platform for rapid development of applications with ready assurance to quality of services, compliance to architecture and design standards. Two key things influence our ability to be agile. First, it’s the attitude of everyone involved. Second it’s the languages, framework, and tools we use to get our work done. Continue reading “Groovy & Grails Understanding – Part1”
Grails Design Best Practices
Grails is designed to be an interactive agile based rapid development framework which advocates convention not configuration.
This article explained the usage and best practices around the Grails. Continue reading “Grails Design Best Practices”
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