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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Refactr Contributions to Grails and Groovy
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Nov
29
2007
I’ve still been working with Groovy Builders in my free time lately. With quite a bit of help from Andres Almiray to refactor my builder example to use Groovy’s FactoryBuilderSupport, ObjectGraphBuilder was contributed to Groovy core about a month ago. … Continue reading
Kindle: No more books? Not quite yet.
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Nov
19
2007
Amazon’s new Kindle looks really interesting to me. I like to read in bed before going to sleep, but it drives me crazy if I’m on my side – I end up turning over (and back) with almost every page … Continue reading
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With Power Comes Responsibility
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Nov
16
2007
Last night’s panel discussion “The Language Debate” hosted by OTUG was fun. There was a lot of good discussion both during the panel and after the event. Charles Nutter, Robert Fischer, and Paul Cantrell were all great panelists. One thing … Continue reading
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Tagged code, community, discussion, groovy, languages, Ruby
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Dynamic and Static Language Smackdown!
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Nov
14
2007
Thursday, Thursday, THURSDAY! At the O’Shaughnessy Science Hall! See your favorite dynamic language take on the statics! Ok, actually, The Object Technology User Group is hosting a panel discussion titled “The Language Debate: Panel Discussion on Dynamic and Static Type … Continue reading
