My article in the May June 2014 issue of Java Magazine >> Build with Netbeans IDE, Deploy to the Oracle Java Cloud Service.
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Oracle Develop – Mumbai
Oracle Develop, the event for all things Oracle will be held on 16-17 December, 2008 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Mumbai. If you are a big user of Oracle technologies this certainly looks like an event to attend.
Grails Web Application Development Using Oracle JDeveloper IDE
Check out my new article on OTN about building a Grails web application using the Oracle JDeveloper IDE.
Excerpt-
Following the Ruby on Rails (RoR) wave, most software developers have considered, if not tried out, either ROR or some other framework that promises to deliver ROR features. The Grails framework also rode the Rails wave to popularity but is now shaping into a powerful framework in its own right. Grails uses the Groovy
programming language; Groovy syntax is similar to Java’s, but it also adopts some concepts from other languages. Like Java, Groovy generates bytecodes and runs on the Java platform, so it has the power of Java but also adds a few niceties and simplifications.
In this article you will get an introduction to developing Grails applications using Oracle JDeveloper as your IDE. You will also get an overview of Groovy concepts as you go about developing your Grails application.
Visit – http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/oak-grails.html
Related –
* Groovy bridges the scripting and the enterprise Java worlds (Interview with Groovy Lead)
* Grails is a breath of fresh air for Java developers (Interview with Grails Lead)
San Francisco Days – Experiences @ Oracle Technology Conference
I am writing this column from the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco on an Internet connection that’s as fast as the Internet speed of half of Pune put together. It’s strange how fast Internet connections always put me in a good mood. Anyway, talking of OpenWorld, it’s an annual event that has over 40,000 people coming to San Francisco from over a 100 countries. It’s amazing that the city can pull off such a mammoth event fairly easily and the infrastructure doesn’t collapse under the load.
The city administration seems to go the extra mile to ensure that delegates have an enjoyable and safe visit to the city. Although OpenWorld is the biggest, it is just one of the many events that happen all year round at the Moscone Center. Each event not only gets people to San Francisco and works as a great public relations exercise for the city but also pumps millions of dollars into the economy of San Francisco.
Interview In Oracle Magazine – Peer To Peer Section
I have been featured in the Peer-to-Peer section of the current edition of the Oracle Magazine (May/June 2007). Do have a look.
1) Photo On The Table Of Contents Page
2) My Interview On The Peer To Peer Page