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  1. @GroovyEclipse I assume the maven part? did you try gmaven? or is the issue groovy plugin for maven?
  2. @dpp you are optimistic :)
  3. @javajuneau nice you finally got the interview with @fwierzbicki. Looking forward to the podcast
  4. @headius very true, I guess it all depends on timing of when invokedynamic is released. I'm hopeful. it will have impact on my daily code :)
  5. @GeertjanW for small project, where you don't want to go through the pain of setting up js framework, grails makes ajax effect/remote easy
  6. @aalmiray @headius @glaforge now the question will be, how long before it shows up in OSX JDK update after sun release theirs. :)
  7. @GeertjanW one thing you may also want to mention, for small project, grails built-in ajax tags is a god-send.
  8. @kevinb9n 2nd vote for apple airport
  9. @dalmaer at least fake steve is giving you a compliment
  10. @twleung uh, make it a lightning talk? :)
  11. @mikeal @djangocon @twleung I want "Ted Leung discusses Nikon 70-200 2.8 and its uses for reading slides" :)
  12. @glaforge jsr-292 isn't until JDK 1.7 right?
  13. Wikipedia adapts #jquery, I think it's safe to say that jquery is dominating
  14. @rhyolight yes, used asus 1000he for playing around
  15. @yighu it's linux based, will be very similar to android from the looks of things
  16. @graemerocher that'd be too pragmatic :)
  17. @aalmiray can't we all just get along and code? :)
  18. @glaforge not to mention I don't think it was ever groovy's aim to replace java. Groovy is more like java's companion
  19. @glaforge not that I wasn't expecting it, but still annoying. In reality, it's too early to say what will replace java.
  20. @pamelafox wish they did that tutorial using #groovy, it'd be much shorter :)