
What’s New in Java 19? Should You Make the Leap?
Java 19 is out, and it brings some very interesting features. What can you expect if you upgrade? And should you?
Grails is a high-productivity framework. Originally launched in 2005, Grails was known as Groovy on Rails, but in 2006 the name was changed after an issue with the founder of Ruby on Rails.
The goal of Grails was to provide a web framework for Java, pulling existing technologies like Hibernate and Spring into a single interface. This interface would offer a consistent workplace environment, as well as:
In the end, what the developers created was a powerful Groovy-based web application framework for the Java Virtual Machine built on top of Spring Boot.
There’s a bit to unpack there.
Grails Developers Hiring Guide
Let’s first examine the pieces that help make up Grails.
This is the heart of the matter. Your business probably already has Java developers, who are already adept at other frameworks. So why would you opt to add yet another framework into the mix? Three things cause Grails to stand out over traditional Java frameworks.
Not only does Grails make it considerably easier for developers to get to work immediately, but it also includes a few other important features that help to make it stand out. Here is a shortlist of those features:
If you’re looking to empower your Java developers with a framework that can make their job easier and more efficient, consider Grails. With the ability to help your software engineers hit the ground running, you’ll find the software development lifecycle will be faster, which means you can deliver working applications to your clients sooner.
Java 19 is out, and it brings some very interesting features. What can you expect if you upgrade? And should you?
Is it possible to go serverless with Java, and if so, why would you want to adopt this technology?
To help your developers get the most out of Java, you need to make sure they have the necessary frameworks to help them get the job done right.
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