Welcome to GroovyMag, the magazine for Groovy and Grails developers!
The January 2012 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Groovy Under the Hood - XmlParser and XmlSlurper Part III - Kirsten Schwark
- Testing and Evaluating Simple Set of Classes - Bob Brown
- CodeNarc Code Review - Chris Mair
- News Roundup - Benjamin Klein
The December 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Groovy Under the Hood - XmlParser and XmlSlurper Part II - Kirsten Schwark
- GORM - Object Persistence Done Right - Dave Klein
- Extending Spock - Evgeny Goldin
- News Roundup - Benjamin Klein
The November 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Groovy testing - from scripting to asserts and binding - Ken Kousen
- Groovy Under the Hood - XmlSlurper and XmlParser - Kirsten Schwark
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- News Roundup - Benjamin Klein
- Plugin Corner - Benjamin Klein
The October 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Spock Mocking - Evgeny Goldin
- function(groovy) - functional parsers - Ken Barclay
- Groovy Under the Hood - DOM II - Kirsten Schwark
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Plugin Corner - Build Test Data - Dave & Benjamin Klein
- News Roundup - Benjamin Klein
The September 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- GContracts - Evgeny Goldin
- function(groovy) - Ken Barclay
- Using Lucene with Grails- Robin Bramley
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Plugin Corner - Invitation Only - Benjamin Klein
The August 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- function(groovy) - Ken Barclay
- Groovy Under the Hood - DOMBuilders - Kirsten Schwark
- Unplugged with Marc Palmer - Robin Bramley
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Community News - Dave Klein
The July 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Using Browser Push in Grails - Robin Bramley
- Groovy Under the Hood - DOM XML- Kirsten Schwark
- Playing Pass the Parcel with GPars - Bob Brown
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Community News - Dave Klein
The June 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Using JMS in Grails - Bramley
- Groovy Under the Hood - Categories - Schwark
- Stop Writing Java - Evgeny Goldin
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Community News - Dave Klein
The May 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Groovy Under the Hood - Database Access II - Schwark
- Functional Groovy - Evgeny Goldin
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Community News - Dave Klein
- Plugin Corner - Avatar - Dave Klein
The April 2011 GroovyMag is now available!
This issue contains articles on:
- Groovy Under the Hood - Database Access - Kirsten Schwark
- Groovy SQL - A User's Perspective - Benjamin Muschko
- The @Interrupt AST Transformations - Cedric Champeau
- Groovy Code Review - Chris Mair
- Plugin Corner - FeatureFlipper - Dave Klein
- Community News - Dave Klein
March's GroovyMag is now available!
This issue continues our coverage of a wide variety of Groovy and Grails topics, including:
- Griffon Plugins
- Ivy DSL
- Grails for Switchers
- Magic Numbers Plugin
- Easy E-Commerce with Grails Part 2
- Groovy in the Wild - Sky.com
- Groovy Under the Hood - Maps
- Plugin Corner: Email Confirmation
- Community News
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