Groovy Blog from August, 2007

openSUSE RPMs for Groovy and Grails are available from the RPM repository

The RPMs are build for openSUSE version 10.2 but have been reported to work on other SUSE and openSUSE versions too.

For easy installation of Groovy, some Groovy plugins and Grails just add this repository to your favorite package manager.

The Groovy Module Groosh version 0.1.1 has been released!

After not being maintained for a while the Groovy Process module has been updated to work with Groovy 1.0. It also has been renamed (back) to Groosh, as this name better reflects its purpose.

This release provides few new features. The changes mainly target the update to Groovy 1.0, the projects structure and documentation.

For developers Groosh now uses Maven 2 for building and is available as an Eclipse project.

For more information on Groosh see:

The Groovy Maven Plugin (and related modules) version 1.0-beta-2 has been released!

This release has some really nice goodies in it for your Maven+Groovy development enjoyment:

  • Support for mixed Java + Groovy compilation
  • New goals to run the shell, console and java2groovy tools from Maven

Some updates to the site documentation will be rolling around shortly.

For the full list of issues fixed for this release please see the changelog.

And as always, peep at the latest docs up here: