Build Twitter with Groovy and Grails in 90 minutes
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This fast-paced live coding session is designed to get you on your way to developing applications with Groovy and the Grails framework in just 90 Minutes.
Grails allows for rapid application development, and Jeff Brown from the Grails development team brings together Spring, JMS, and Java persistence techniques to show you how to construct Grails applications that can be deployed on the Java EE platform.
By the end of this tutorial you'll be ready to dive into Grails, and begin using it to develop your own applications.
You can grab the source code for a slightly more evolved version of this project here.
Check out more videos on Java and open source development at Marakana TechTV.
About this event
This video comes from the event Get started with Groovy and Grails in 90 Minutes organized by Marakana and presented by the San Francisco Java User Group on December 14, 2010.
Want to learn more about Java development?
Check out some of our Java training courses and tutorials.
In the Bay Area and want to see these community events first hand?
Check out the monthly open source user group meetups we organize.
This fast-paced live coding session is designed to get you on your way to developing applications with Groovy and the Grails framework in just 90 Minutes.
Grails allows for rapid application development, and Jeff Brown from the Grails development team brings together Spring, JMS, and Java persistence techniques to show you how to construct Grails applications that can be deployed on the Java EE platform.
By the end of this tutorial you'll be ready to dive into Grails, and begin using it to develop your own applications.
You can grab the source code for a slightly more evolved version of this project here.
Check out more videos on Java and open source development at Marakana TechTV.
About this event
This video comes from the event Get started with Groovy and Grails in 90 Minutes organized by Marakana and presented by the San Francisco Java User Group on December 14, 2010.
Want to learn more about Java development?
Check out some of our Java training courses and tutorials.
In the Bay Area and want to see these community events first hand?
Check out the monthly open source user group meetups we organize.
