[Oracle] Oracle joins Grails Open source plan

Oracle announces that it will participate in the Grails Open source program, helping to improve the productivity of Java program developers by closely matching the groovy instruction language.

Grails builds on open source technologies such as spring, Hibernate, and Sitemesh, providing a rails-like platform for seamless integration with the Java platform. Groovy is a "dynamic" or instruction language. Dynamic languages are generally used to speed up and simplify program writing. Unlike other instruction languages, such as Python or Ruby, programs written in groovy can be combined with Java virtual device.

"We've seen this kind of instruction in the development community," says one Oracle vice-president, Harris. "Groovy is designed to allow developers to use both Java and groovy in the same plan." "You can enjoy the benefits of instruction language inclusiveness and productivity, as well as the performance, stability, and manageability of the Java infrastructure," Harris said. ”

Earlier, Oracle announced an ADF donation to the Apache fund.

What the Java community would like to see is the hope that Oracle's addition will stimulate and drive the development of grails projects, so that users of the Java community can join the Rails collective carnival soon! after all, the development of grails and groovy is far from what everyone expects.