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By jettro, on January 10th, 2010
This is the third post in a series of post about grails. In this series I am describing an application I am creating with grails. It is a scheduling application for scheduling people on projects. You can find the previous posts here:
In this post I will discuss the following topics:
- Creating meeting notes using the grails-ui rich text editor
- Create a search using the searchable plugin on the meeting notes
- Introducing rss to subscribe to new meeting notes
Continue reading Still doing grails
By jettro, on January 4th, 2010
In my previous post Starting with grails, I wrote a long story about creating a new application with grails. I introduced some plugins and gave some hints and tips about working with grails from a starter perspective. As I move on, I will write down other things I have done.
Some of the things you can find in this post are:
- Using yahoo ui grid for laying out the page
- Creating a second navigation menu
- Mail integration for the contact form
- Implement access control, so only known users can use the application.
Continue reading Continuing with grails
By jettro, on December 20th, 2009
In this blog post I am writing down the steps I took to create a new grails application. Maybe it can be of help to other that want to start using grails.
In short I am going to create an application that you can use to schedule people on projects. We used to have an excel sheet to do this, but I really do not like this. So I am writing an application for it. Grails is ideal for these kind of projects.
I am, of course, going to use some nice grails plugins, I will mention them all and give some details about the steps I took to make them run. Some of the plugins are:
- DBUtil
- Navigation
- grails-ui
- joda-time
Comments, questions and feedback are of course welcome.
Continue reading Starting with grails
By jettro, on November 20th, 2009
 The recent weeks I have been playing around with grails. When working with grails you have to learn groovy as well. Sometimes I am just amazed by the easiness of doing things with groovy. That is why I started out using groovy for a very small project (at least with groovy) to analyze an xml file as generated by the performance measurement framework Beet.
In this blog post I go step-to-step through a solution that analyzes the xml file and plots the results in a chart generated with jfreechart.
Continue reading Analyzing beet results with groovy
By jettro, on November 9th, 2009
Last week I attended a groovy & grails training by SpringSource. My first introduction into grails is about 2 years a go. I attended a talk at the spring experience. Back than I liked it, tried it, but did not really use it. By now a lot has changed, most of all very good tool integration by intellij. Last week I had the change to go to a training, now I am motivated to start using grails more often.
This post I will talk you through a grails application I have created for a project of mine. I also take you through some of the things I learned last week. Finally I’ll show you that you can create a google app engine application using grails. There are ways to create grails applications, I’ll show you how to do it using the latest intellij 9 beta release.
Continue reading Doing grails, yes I like it
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