“Groovy is so much quicker and simpler to write code with, so we can get applications up and running faster,” Mullen confirms. “With Groovy and Grails we can create a new feature in a week, when before it could easily take a month or more.”
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We are extremely pleased to announce the release of Grails 2.3 M1! This is the first milestone release leading up to 2.3 GA.
The release includes numerous features and improvements. The most significan...
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We are pleased to announce the releases of Grails 2.1.5 and Grails 2.2.2.
Both releases include dozens of bug fixes and improvements. Please refer to the release notes for further information.
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We are please to announce that ZK plugin for Grails, a leading RIA plugin providing an alternative View/Controller layer for Grails since 2008 has been released its latest 2.2.0 version.
This version o...
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