Re: IBM Unveils Rails-like Web Framework Stack Built Using Groovy - Project Zero

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> Hello,
>
>    IBM has just unveiled a new project titled Project Zero that sports the
> tagline: Zero complexity. Zero overhead. Zero obstacles.
>
>    Evidently it's another attempt to learn from Rails and bring the
> productivity benefits of convention of configuration, DRY, meta programming
> and more to the Java & Groovy world.
>
>    If anyone tries out Project Zero, let us know what you think. Find out
> more @ http://www.projectzero.org
>
>   Cheers,
>
>      Gerald
>
> PS: Allow me to highlight the FAQ entry titled "What value does Project Zero
> provide on top of Groovy?":
>
> Through the GlobalContext and event infrastructure, the Project Zero core
> provides an extremely loosely coupled programming model which fosters
> componentization and reuse. The Project Zero core also provides a convention
> for arranging scripts on disk in such a way that prescribes their location
> in an application's URI space. Groovy is one vehicle for plugging into this
> environment, but on its own is simply a scripting language.
>
> ___________________________________________________________
> Gerald Bauer - Internet Professional - http://geraldbauer.wordpress.com
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