Practically Groovy: Go Server-Side Up, with Groovy

By Andrew Glover
2005-05-05


Resources
• Don't miss the complete set of Practically Groovy articles, which build on each other as the series progresses.

• Hibernate is to Groovysql as Velocity is to the GSP framework as the Java language is to Groovy. It's all about picking the right tool for the job. Learn more about Hibernate with the dW tutorial Hibernate simplifies inheritance mapping (developerWorks, December 2004).

• Learn about Velocity with Sing Li's Client and server-side templating with Velocity (developerWorks, February 2004).

• Malcolm Davis' Struts, an open source MVC implementation (developerWorks, February 2001) is still one of the best introductions to Struts.

• You can download Groovy from the Groovy open source project page, where you can also learn more about such topics as compilation, unit testing, regular expressions, and more.

• You'll find articles about every aspect of Java programming in the developerWorks Java technology zone.

• Also see the Java technology zone tutorials for a complete listing of free Java-focused tutorials from developerWorks.

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Tutorial Pages:
» On-the-fly Server-Side Programming with Groovlets and GSPs
» Defining Functions in Scripts
» Groovlets and GSPs
» The Groovlet, Please
» A Diagnostic Groovlet
» What About Those GSPs?
» Refactor me this ...
» Conclusion
» Resources


First published by IBM DeveloperWorks

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