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An Introduction To Building Groovy Web Applications With Grails

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An Introduction To Building Groovy Web Applications With Grails. Jeff Brown – brown_j@ociweb.com Principal Software Engineer Object Computing Inc. http://www.ociweb.com/. Groovy Party Tricks. Groovy-isms for the unenlightened Everything is an object GStrings Named parameter lists

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  1. An Introduction To Building Groovy Web Applications With Grails Jeff Brown – brown_j@ociweb.com Principal Software Engineer Object Computing Inc. http://www.ociweb.com/

  2. Groovy Party Tricks • Groovy-isms for the unenlightened • Everything is an object • GStrings • Named parameter lists • We don’t need no stinking setters and getters • Markup the easy way A 3 minute crash course with demos on some of the features in Groovy that Java developers will find fun and interesting…

  3. What Is Grails? • Full stack MVC framework for web apps • Exploits the awesome power of Groovy • Leverages proven staples • Hibernate • Spring • Sitemesh • Excellent for those apps in the sweet-spot • Fun, Fun, Fun

  4. What About The Celebrities? • Famous people love Grails • This presentation includes a number of quotes from your favorite well knowns • Don’t dig it just because they do • Just dig it!

  5. A True Visionary • coding by convention “Imagine no config files. It’s easy if you try. No action mappings. Man, that Grails is going to be fly.” In a rare moment of clarity, Yoko convinced John to remove this verse from Imagine since Grails hadn’t been invented yet.

  6. Wet Your Grails Whistle • Lets take a lightning fast first look… From Nothing To CRUD In 2 Minutes…

  7. Is That All There Is To It? • Is that all I can do? • I need to build real applications! Holy productivity Bat Man! What are we going to do with all the free time?

  8. Grails Commands • Ant is doing some heavy lifting • generate-controller • generate-views • generate-all • run-app • war • create-app • create-controller • create-service • create-domain-class • create-job

  9. Scaffolding • Dynamic • It is all just magic • Generated • Generated code may be a good starting point

  10. Domain Classes • The “M” • Stick to the POGO • Let the controller do the controlling • Let the view do the viewing • May define validation constraints

  11. Controllers • The “C” • Traffic cop • Defining actions • Navigating to the view

  12. Views • The “V” • Groovy Server Pages (GSP) • Custom Tag Libraries • Sitemesh

  13. Tag Libraries • Provided tags • Logical, Iterative, Ajax, Form, etc… • Custom tags • No config files • Leave those TLDs behind • It is all Groovy

  14. Should I Miss My TLD Files? I pity the fool who has to maintain all of those TLD files.

  15. Hey Dude, Where Is My Data? • *DataSource.groovy • DevelopmentDataSource.groovy • ProductionDataSource.groovy • TestDataSource.groovy • HSQL DB • In memory db is great for evolving schema during development • ApplicationBootStrap.groovy

  16. GORM • Groovy Object Relational Mapping • Hibernate under the covers • JPA support slated for 0.4 • No need to manage mapping files • You still can if the need arises • Can map Java classes

  17. Dynamic Domain Class Methods • findBy • Person.findByLastName(“Brown”) • Person.findByLastNameAndFirstName(“Brown”, “Jeff”) • findWhere • Person.findWhere(lastName:”Brown”, firstName:”Jeff”) • Etc…

  18. The End Thank you, thank you very much.