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  1. RT @zeichick: This was fun: Distilled 2009 down to 140 characters in SD Times http://is.gd/5zkpo
  2. RT @cread: I finally had the courage to do The Right Thing. Farewell to Buildix: http://bit.ly/85pGOv
  3. New article: "Gaelyk for Google App Engine" http://bit.ly/718SUj GAE applications couldn't get any easier! #groovy #gaelyk #GAE
  4. BusinessWeek's Technology "Forecast for 2010" http://bit.ly/7U5czT (predictions: cloud catastrophe, mobile growth, pay for content)
  5. My friend Andrew Binstock writes "The Limitations of TDD" http://bit.ly/5ZiZad -- the resulting comments are worth reading as well.
  6. RT @easybdd: Version 0.9.6 of the Maven easyb plugin is now available both at the easyb Maven repository & through the Maven central rep ...
  7. RT @bsletten: My first article in new InfoQ series on REST/SemWeb/ROA just went up: http://www.infoq.com/articles/roa-rest-of-rest
  8. RT @RichardVowles releasing new grails-easyb plugin (1.2) including inject keyword #easyb #grails #groovy
  9. [value of twitter search] RT @rsotnik Plugins For Scala. Been experimenting with Eclipse, NetBeans and IntellijIDEA. Intellij beats them all
  10. @talios Thanks -- I'm going to give it a try now! If it compiles .scala files w/scalac as opposed to javac its a win. #intellij #scala
  11. What do people use for an IDE w/Scala? The Eclipse plugin is far far worse than the Groovy Eclipse plugin ever was. #scala #eclipse #groovy
  12. RT @scottdavis99: Practically Groovy: SwingBuilder and the Twitter API, Part 2 http://tr.im/Ff8k
  13. @ordnungswidrig Yikes! Good catch - thanks!
  14. new article "REST up with CouchDB and Groovy's RESTClient" http://bit.ly/4jWL75 #groovy #couchdb #rest
  15. new blog post: "Comparing Scala and Groovy via ScalaTest and easyb" http://r6r8m.th8.us #scala #easyb #scalatest #groovy
  16. @studner I tend to use specifications for more isolated unit level tests -- stories are great for elaborating behavior among objects, etc.
  17. @studner The only difference is the syntax - specifications use "it" DSL while stories use given/then/when. They accomplish the same goal
  18. "Scala for Java Refugees Part 6: Getting Over Java" http://bit.ly/u7aQE - Scala's implicit feature is slick! #scala
  19. Good article demonstrating Scala - Java interoperability - http://bit.ly/9EYK - "Interop Between Java and Scala"
  20. "Programmer Slip-Up Produces Critical Bug, Microsoft Admits" http://bit.ly/12r2nc -- indeed, reading through code is quite important!