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Posted to users@tapestry.apache.org by Warner Onstine <sw...@warneronstine.com> on 2005/10/07 03:13:11 UTC

status of groovestry

BTW what is the status of Groovestry 2.0 (updated to the new JSR  
groovy and 4.0 Tapestry) now that Tap 4 is relatively stable?

My primary reason for asking is that I want to use it in my book (I  
have a chapter all planned out for it ;-).

-warner

> You know, Mike Henderson and I created a tool called groovestry a  
> while
> back. The primary purpose was to create page controllers using  
> groovy. Among
> the things it did, was reload groovy classes as they changed. It  
> did that by
> tossing the class loader along the way. Ultimately, it was a good  
> idea but
> the tools available to refactor and create java code outweighed the  
> reload
> ability of groovy scripts, so I did not end up using it for any  
> substantial
> projects.
>
> http://groovestry.sourceforge.net
>
> Richard

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