I was seeing whether Django / ROR is equal in Java or not.
I found:
Thursday 15 March 2012
Java web frameworks -
I searched Grails a year ago, and have not seen back. Take a lot of thoughts about Ruby's original ideas on the railway (the original was named Groovy on the railway), and there is a rich ecological mechanism of plugins / extensions. The Grails, and the underlying Grails language (Java's superset) program is a pleasure - you can really focus on its Gerum functionality (a layer on top of hibernate) is also very powerful, and the plugin system In addition, this is one of two reasons to check (you can use it in your Java application too)
Regarding coming with version 1.2, I think this feature-rich and on The Yapt mature should any developer in his Tulblt.
As a demonstration, it is definitely less compared to Java, but you have available to customize with Spring / Hibernate / J2A items, and you always have some important pieces The code can drop in pure Java. Some recent experiments have been done, with the permission to run the part of the Groovy code using the static method resolution, which together with invokanemic support increases large performance.
Update on the basis of additional qualifications
P> Scalability, productivity, documentation, and civil resources consumption
- Scalability - You get proven java / spring / hibernate stack, although I can not say that grails provide very self Does. Productivity - The main reason for using Grails is that you have a display overhead, but Grails is what you use when the time / productivity of development is more important. Documentation - Grails document is great, and there are at least three good books written only on Grails Community is rich and very useful. I
- Consumption of resources - This is a tradeoff Grails ( Partially due to the built-in Java stack) is resource-intensive. If I was making something like Google, Grails would not be liked, however, in any web app of any sophistication, you do well for caching solutions, the same applies here.
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