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For any standard Grails app, the error log is called stacktrace.log by default. On some servers, it ends up in the config folder (rather than the logs folder) by default, so it’s hard to find. Also, with a fixed name, all apps running on the same server would share the same log. So, for any new Grails app, be sure to open Config.groovy and change Continue Reading »
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First choice: JetBrains IDEA 7.0 (with 8.0 coming shortly). Possibly a good second choice: NetBeans 6.5 (new). Last resort remains: Eclipse.
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We’ve started contributing back to the Grails open source project. First up: furthering the cause towards an initial release of a jQuery plugin (http://www.grails.org/jQuery+Plugin). Also, the next release of the Jasper Reports plugin (http://www.grails.org/Jasper+Plugin) should make life easier.
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I am currently leading the charge for our clients with Java-based web applications to adopt Grails (i.e. Groovy on Rails). Grails (www.grails.org) has recently achieved its official 1.0 release, just behind the 1.5 release of Groovy. We’re seeing a 10-fold increase in productivity by using GSP (Groovy Server Pages) over JSP (Java Server Pages), and that factor is only going to improve with practice, and as Grails moves beyond 1.0.
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The other day, I was asked for the “elevator pitch” on XP, so I dug out this description from an old posting on another of my sites.
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