Groovy Grails and Webby Things web review grails | Grails | Mittwoch August 12, 2009 | By frerk

This is my review of the book "Grails 1.1 Web Application Development" by Jon Dickson published by Packt Publishing Ltd. in 2009. The subtitle is "Reclaiming Productivity for Faster Java Web Development". The target audience are Java...

Groovy Grails and Webby Things hosting google vps java appengine | VPS | Sonntag April 19, 2009 | By frerk

Googles App Engine for Java is a cheap and powerful alternative for hosting Java (and Groovy, Scala, JRuby, ...) web applications compared to VPS hosting. How do both compare and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each? Google App Engine for Java...

Groovy Grails and Webby Things benchmark java jvm tomcat memory apache | Grails | Montag März 23, 2009 | By frerk

Many Java web applications are running on older versions of Java and application servers / servlet containers like Apache Tomcat or Jetty with default parameters. I benchmarked the memory consumption of different combinations with different memory options to...

Groovy Grails and Webby Things groovy memory java grails heap | Grails | Samstag März 21, 2009 | By frerk

In this post I want to answer the following questions: Where are the Java / JVM memory settings hidden in Grails 1.1 and Groovy 1.6 and how do you change them? What are the differences between the latest and older versions? Are there differences I should...

Groovy Grails and Webby Things hosting vps grail x86-64 64bit jvm 32bit oops java sun web compressed | Grails | Sonntag März 15, 2009 | By frerk

64-bit OS on VPS offers 64-bit JVM Virtual private servers are offered with 32-bit and 64-bit operation systems since x86-64 server hardware is deployed more frequently at hosting companies. This gives you the choice to select an 64-bit JVM or an 32-Bit...

Groovy Grails and Webby Things web tomcat java memory glassfish benchmark jvm grails jetty hosting | Grails | Samstag März 14, 2009 | By frerk

Benchmarking memory consumption - how low can you go? In my quest for the hosting environment with the least memory requirements for grails and java web application hosting I did some benchmarks over the last time and I want to publish and discuss my results...

Groovy Grails and Webby Things solved theme upgrade 3.1 apache roller 4.0 problem blog | General | Samstag März 14, 2009 | By frerk

Porting themes from rollerthemes.com This is the story of how I adapted my Apache Roller web theme after upgrading from version 3.1 to version 4.0.1. One of the reasons to select Apache Roller as my preferred blogging software was the excellent and free...