PersistJS was released just a few days ago by Paul Duncan. It’s a JavaScript framework enabling client-side data storage. Check out my post on InfoQ to learn how it compares with Google Gears and Dojo Storage.
Jason Rudolph, local Groovy/Grails aficianado and Raleigh.rb regular, will be presenting at the RTP Java Users Group next Monday evening. Scott Davis “got Groovy” with the JUG in April. Now Jason will show us how Groovy’s deliciousness has been brought to bear on the world of web application frameworks. Grails … Continue reading
Paul Duvall of NFJS fame just posted an excellent three-minute video demonstrating how to download, install, and use CruiseControl for Java. Having used both CruiseControl and CruiseControl.NET, I can say that this is one of the most concise tutorials I’ve seen for a geek who already knows his stuff, but … Continue reading
Sails: a dynamic, open-source web framework for Java designed in the spirit of Rails. The top 5 reasons to use it? 1. Created using test-driven development (no, seriously, it was!) 2. Controllers are testable (oh yeah) 3. Leans heavily on convention over configuration (Rails anyone?) 4. Binds URLs to Actions … Continue reading