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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Congratulations to Graeme & Guillaume
Post by Ben Edwards
G2One is a new company founded by Grails lead Graeme Rocher, Groovy lead Guillaume LaForge, and Alex Tkachman of IntelliJ IDEA. Here is Graeme’s post about it. Refactr wishes them good luck but they won’t need it with that team … Continue reading
Groovy Builders
Post by Scott Vlaminck
I’ve still been thinking about Builders so I dug into Groovy Builders and presented at the Groovy Users of Minnesota (GUM) meeting last night. Since I was inspired by Nat’s post, I used the same example domain that he used. … Continue reading
Refactr Intrview Series: Marc Palmer
Post by Ben Edwards
This post is the first in a series of interviews of people we find interesting that we will post here on Refactr. We asked some questions of British software consultant, Marc Palmer, regarding his experiences working for Enotions Ltd. on … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged grails, groovy, interview, languages, people, Rails, Ruby
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