That was pretty impressive. It's strange learning grails/rails with all of these abstractions that make our lives easier, but if you don't know the background it can be maddening trying to understand how anything works. This helped explain the "black box magic" quite a bit. Thanks!
Thank you! This has helped me with many of the questions I had about how a grails application is formatted and put together, I also feel like I can actually ask better questions now.
Unfortunately the presentation is based on an older version of grails. Since Grails 2.3 it is no longer possible to install plugins using the install-plugin command. Plugins must be declared in the grails-app/conf/BuildConfig.groovy file. Maybe there is an improved version of the presented grails build of the sftwitter applications. If so please let me know!
11 лет назад+1
One day progress for me - and I already love this. Great video, good talking. Hoped to see couple extra things, but that's just fine. Thanks for the video. :)
Actually, Grails 2 is performing rather well when compared with other frameworks, including Ruby On Rails. I can't comment on older releases, but taking GORM in memory has been a big performance boost in Grails 2. Getting it right for the basics is easy. Planning out methods for larger apps takes good generic architecture skills, and then some for getting the right choices made in the framework you select. Did you ask someone to peer review your app, or the architectural/plugin decisions?
This was helpful, but could be more so. 1. The audio goes AFU at 48:47 for 30s. 2. It looks like this was meant to be a gee-whiz-bang presentation. Nothing wrong with that per se, but I've been following along and building the app myself, pressing pause in the microseconds between inserting templates and switching screens. Trying to figure out what has been mistyped has been often difficult! It would be exceedingly helpful if the full source for this sample app were posted and linked here.
12 лет назад
This video has inspired buddytrading website cheers!
Browsing the internet I found the source code for this presentation, a bit evolved though (to be compatible with newer versions of grails), this is the link to the whole source code github.com/grails-samples/grailstwitter
What is the code that he added AT @11:03 IN CONFIG.GROOVY , I didn't get the complete line of code ----- "grails.plugins.springsecurity.securityConfigType=grails.sprin" ...can anybody tell me the complete line... I've got stuck somewhere because of this....Plz.. help.....
At 48 minutes into the video the audio gets severely messed up - anyone else see that? Really like the presentation otherwise and wish I could have watched it through to the end.
I faced the same problem and read documentation of the springsecurity plugin grails.plugins.springsecurity.securityConfigType = "InterceptUrlMap" grails.plugins.springsecurity.interceptUrlMap = [ '/status/**': ['IS_AUTHENTICATED_FULLY'], '/login/**': ['IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY'], '/logout/**': ['IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY'] ]
For anyone following this with the latest grails, you no longer need to encrypt the password, it does it for you. Remove springSecurityService.encodePassword('password') from the bootstrap and just use 'password' or it will double encrypt
guys stay away from this framework, it sucks.. (grails 1.3 - 2.0), it's very troublesome in big applications, eats a lot of resources, i found some memory leaks already and can't even find the issue in their site, otherwise you'll end up most likely too hate it anyway
That was pretty impressive. It's strange learning grails/rails with all of these abstractions that make our lives easier, but if you don't know the background it can be maddening trying to understand how anything works. This helped explain the "black box magic" quite a bit. Thanks!
Thank you! This has helped me with many of the questions I had about how a grails application is formatted and put together, I also feel like I can actually ask better questions now.
Excellent screencast and great introduction to Grails. Everyone can see the pace at which you can develop an enterprise app with Grails!
Amazing video if you want to learn Groovy withing 1 hr. Great work by Jeff Brown..
Unfortunately the presentation is based on an older version of grails. Since Grails 2.3 it is no longer possible to install plugins using the install-plugin command.
Plugins must be declared in the grails-app/conf/BuildConfig.groovy file.
Maybe there is an improved version of the presented grails build of the sftwitter applications. If so please let me know!
One day progress for me - and I already love this. Great video, good talking. Hoped to see couple extra things, but that's just fine.
Thanks for the video. :)
excellent coding session but i wish the editor was maximized so we see all parts of the code
Actually, Grails 2 is performing rather well when compared with other frameworks, including Ruby On Rails. I can't comment on older releases, but taking GORM in memory has been a big performance boost in Grails 2. Getting it right for the basics is easy. Planning out methods for larger apps takes good generic architecture skills, and then some for getting the right choices made in the framework you select. Did you ask someone to peer review your app, or the architectural/plugin decisions?
This was helpful, but could be more so.
1. The audio goes AFU at 48:47 for 30s.
2. It looks like this was meant to be a gee-whiz-bang presentation. Nothing wrong with that per se, but I've been following along and building the app myself, pressing pause in the microseconds between inserting templates and switching screens. Trying to figure out what has been mistyped has been often difficult! It would be exceedingly helpful if the full source for this sample app were posted and linked here.
This video has inspired buddytrading website cheers!
Browsing the internet I found the source code for this presentation, a bit evolved though (to be compatible with newer versions of grails), this is the link to the whole source code github.com/grails-samples/grailstwitter
What is the code that he added AT @11:03 IN CONFIG.GROOVY ,
I didn't get the complete line of code ----- "grails.plugins.springsecurity.securityConfigType=grails.sprin"
...can anybody tell me the complete line...
I've got stuck somewhere because of this....Plz.. help.....
What did he do at 9:50 to generate all that code in a blink?
apparently, it's a code snippet previously configured in the text editor.
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Grails vs Spring? Which is better?
At 48 minutes into the video the audio gets severely messed up - anyone else see that? Really like the presentation otherwise and wish I could have watched it through to the end.
I faced the same problem and read documentation of the springsecurity plugin
grails.plugins.springsecurity.securityConfigType = "InterceptUrlMap"
grails.plugins.springsecurity.interceptUrlMap = [
'/status/**': ['IS_AUTHENTICATED_FULLY'],
'/login/**': ['IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY'],
'/logout/**': ['IS_AUTHENTICATED_ANONYMOUSLY']
]
Where's the use of JMS he announced at the beginning?! >:(
Great!
For anyone following this with the latest grails, you no longer need to encrypt the password, it does it for you. Remove springSecurityService.encodePassword('password') from the bootstrap and just use 'password' or it will double encrypt
Record has a scratch @ 48mins
awesome ...
i can paste in code and make a twitter application that fast too...
@eniveld It just lasts for a minute or so
@nitoro81
He pasted some pre-writeen code, thus defying the whole premise of building an application live, from zero :/
90 minutes with tons of predefined code snippet s :)
guys stay away from this framework, it sucks.. (grails 1.3 - 2.0), it's very troublesome in big applications, eats a lot of resources, i found some memory leaks already and can't even find the issue in their site, otherwise you'll end up most likely too hate it anyway
Where are the women in this video???
not really helpful, unable to follow
It helped me a ton!