Keep Calm & Groovy On!
January 23rd, 2015
Grails and Groovy will continue to be part of our toolkit and part of our client solutions in the future.
Grails and Groovy will continue to be part of our toolkit and part of our client solutions in the future.
For automated tests, a solution to reset your H2 database between each test.
Easily push your Grails assets to a S3 backed CDN with the cdn-asset-pipeline.
Chef lessons learned. Dealing with Attributes, Databags, Roles, Cookbooks, and Berkshelf.
How to write a single Gradle task to copy multiple directories and still use up-to-date checking.
A workaround for a couple of Grails 2.x bugs and changes that have made it difficult to sort criteria case-insensitively when using child/nested properties.
Fat jar deployments in Vert.x can simplify the delivery of your software. One drawback is limited options for module dependencies, which this post will address.
A tutorial and accompanying project for creating a simple UDP server with Spring Boot and Reactor.
Using the StringTemplateEngine in Groovy -- troubleshooting, gotchas, and everything else.
Building a Kiosk Application in Android 5.0 (Lollipop)
Blog on creating a Grails plugin to implement HTTP compression.
Logging REST Exceptions with Spring using ResponseEntityExceptionHandler
Simple Android app using Groovy
At the 2014 GR8Conf US, Scott Hickey from Object Partners and Jim McGill from Mutual of Omaha spoke about a large mission-critical Groovy application.
With frameworks like Jasmine, Karma, and Grails, we can write Javascript tests and run them with grails test-app.
Grain is a static site generator written in Groovy
A quick tip showing how to add custom locations to your app for testing CLLocation services in the iOS simulator.
Examples of testing Grails APIs with Grails Rest Client Builder, Groovy Http Builder, and Apache Http Client
Groovy has a limitation that restricts multiple assignment to simple variables. However, by using with(), we may be able to work around that.
CocoaPods is the dependency manager we use at Object Partners to integrate open source iOS libraries. We also use it to manage private libraries for our iOS apps.
Review of material and presentations from Gradle Summit 2014, Santa Clara, California.
Using Apache Commons Pool from Groovy and Grails is an easy to use tool to configure an object pool on the JVM, especially for reusing expensive to create JAX-WS Web Service connections.
Inline initialization of Java Maps is never pretty, this solution provides a type safe and efficient way to do so.
Extending Angulars $resource service to make it easy to declare resources and REST APIs. Wrapping the $resource service to normalize the REST calls to make it easier to work with promises and the $q service.
Learn how to use Spock, the powerful Groovy-based specification framework, to unit test your server-side JavaScript with style.