At JavaOne there was a session that is now online comparing Rails, Grails and J2EE. They say some good stuff about all three, but one can’t help but feel - unsurprisingly perhaps - that J2EE comes out smelling of roses rather unfairly.
I hope that the presenters, Damien Cooke and Tom Daly of Sun Microsystems, Inc. […]
Ziltoid the Omniscient is the latest musical creation of Devin Townsend and sits somewhere between his previous solo efforts and Strapping Young Lad.
It is seriously rocking B-movie prog metal that once again showcases Devin’s distinctive sound and production. The guy is a genius and knows exactly how to press all the right "metal" buttons.
All […]
It always frustrates me when I find bugs. Not because the bug is there, but because I am sure that in many cases I am not the first person to have hit the problem. All too many people I know hit a problem, and then just work around it and that’s that.
It’s so incredibly vital, […]
The WWDC revelation that custom applications will be standard web applications is possibly, in the long term, a masterstroke. It is not without its problems though, but could have far reaching effects on the mobile software industry.
The demo at WWDC revealed/implied:
Your applications run within Safari, in fact it is launched as a bookmark (not from […]
I’ve committed some minor enhancements to Grails scripts in 0.5.5 HEAD.
They lay the groundwork for some platform-specific extensions to Grails that may come along in future. Graeme, Jeff, Jason and I, among other Grails developers, are OS X users and some people will know I have previously written a script to show Growl notifications based […]
Marc Palmer is a software consultant specialising in Java, Groovy, Grails and web. He is also a Grails committer. His out of date CV/Resumé is here
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