Comments on: Reading List – Java in the Enterprise is Dead – Time to get ramped on Grails http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/ Resources for Agile Managers & Architects Sun, 14 Jun 2009 04:34:14 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: JamesD http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/comment-page-1/#comment-43 JamesD Thu, 11 Jun 2009 10:56:53 +0000 http://ipioneers.com/?p=322#comment-43 Thanks for the useful info. It's so interesting Thanks for the useful info. It’s so interesting

]]> By: Reading List - Help! I just got fired! How do I begin my career as a Web 2.0 RIA Developer | iPioneers.com http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Reading List - Help! I just got fired! How do I begin my career as a Web 2.0 RIA Developer | iPioneers.com Mon, 24 Nov 2008 22:38:14 +0000 http://ipioneers.com/?p=322#comment-15 [...] iPioneers.com Resources for Agile Data Warehouse Architects, Application Architects and Software Project Managers Skip to content BooksSitemapAbout Search « Why bother with application development technologies when building a data warehouse Reading List - Java in the Enterprise is Dead - Time to get ramped on Grails » [...] [...] iPioneers.com Resources for Agile Data Warehouse Architects, Application Architects and Software Project Managers Skip to content BooksSitemapAbout Search « Why bother with application development technologies when building a data warehouse Reading List – Java in the Enterprise is Dead – Time to get ramped on Grails » [...]

]]> By: a t sufi http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/comment-page-1/#comment-10 a t sufi Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:21:12 +0000 http://ipioneers.com/?p=322#comment-10 Yeah I heard about the change in SpringSource's support model but from following discussions in other forums I saw mixed responses to this change. I will follow it and keep you posted as to what I find. Yeah I heard about the change in SpringSource’s support model but from following discussions in other forums I saw mixed responses to this change. I will follow it and keep you posted as to what I find.

]]> By: Noelo http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Noelo Thu, 20 Nov 2008 09:46:36 +0000 http://ipioneers.com/?p=322#comment-8 Yeah, yeah, sure. Having SpringSource behind it is a good reason to keep away from Grails. I'd rather go with MSoft than this bunch at least you already know MSoft intentions as they are blatant about it. SpringSources' bait and switch tactics like they recently tried to pull with their "support" model will once again be replicated with Grails....Good luck surfing that "next" wave Yeah, yeah, sure. Having SpringSource behind it is a good reason to keep away from Grails. I’d rather go with MSoft than this bunch at least you already know MSoft intentions as they are blatant about it. SpringSources’ bait and switch tactics like they recently tried to pull with their “support” model will once again be replicated with Grails….Good luck surfing that “next” wave

]]> By: a t sufi http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/comment-page-1/#comment-7 a t sufi Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:03:32 +0000 http://ipioneers.com/?p=322#comment-7 I spent a lot time evaluating the frameworks and languages and considered the following: 1. Was it a dynamic language 2. Did it have a good framework to support it 3. What was the community like 4. What was the possibility of having the language and framework be adopted within an enterprise I thought Groovy+Grails were already in good shape to begin with, but with G2One being purchased by SpringSource - the die is cast and Groovy+Grails will be the next wave. This is the time to get in early. Hope that helps I spent a lot time evaluating the frameworks and languages and considered the following:
1. Was it a dynamic language
2. Did it have a good framework to support it
3. What was the community like
4. What was the possibility of having the language and framework be adopted within an enterprise

I thought Groovy+Grails were already in good shape to begin with, but with G2One being purchased by SpringSource – the die is cast and Groovy+Grails will be the next wave. This is the time to get in early.

Hope that helps

]]> By: Javier http://ipioneers.com/reading-lists/reading-list-java-in-the-enterprise-is-dead-time-to-get-ramped-on-grails/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Javier Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:15:52 +0000 http://ipioneers.com/?p=322#comment-5 This is my 2008 final goal, to learn about an emerging language, Do you think it's a great option to invest time? This is my 2008 final goal, to learn about an emerging language, Do you think it’s a great option to invest time?

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