Spring and Groovy are old friends. While you can use POGOs as Spring beans as though they were POJOs, that’s not the focus of this article. Instead, I’m going to demonstrate one of the capabilities that is unique (more or less) to Groovy: refreshable beans.
The capability to collect information from website visitors, and especially the ability for users to upload files to the web server, would forever transform the World Wide Web from a static medium for posting pages into an information management tool.
This article examines how each of these technologies is used to develop web components, and compares and contrasts the overall concept, syntax, styling, lifecycle and data binding among Angular, Polymer, and React.
Pyparsing is a Python module for creating text parsers. It provides many functions for specifying what should be matched, how items should repeat, and more.
Inheritance is an OO (object-oriented) concept that provides one of the most critical of all relationships in the class hierarchy: Parent-Child (SuperClass, SubClass).
For the last few months, Google has been warning websites that are not mobile friendly to make changes to ensure that users have a seamless experience when viewing their site on a mobile device. With its new mobile algorithm, Google has made it its mission to weed out these sub-par mobile sites by penalizing their search rankings.
In this article, I’m going to show a great feature from Groovy known as Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) transformations. Hopefully they will both dazzle and amaze you, and maybe even convince you to give Groovy a try.
In this blog article, I will discuss the recent warnings Google has issued to webmasters, how to check your mobile website for usability issues, when to expect the next algorithm to roll out, and how to optimize your mobile website to avoid being penalized in the search engine results on mobile devices.
I randomly sampled the bandwidth by bringing up a browser and going to a speed test page, but then I realized hey! I’m a programmer! I can automate that task. What follows is How I Did It.
Django is a Web framework like Rails, Spring, or ASP.NET MVC, but for Python. Using Django, you can quickly develop a Web application whose data (models) is stored in the database of your choosing, using templates for page views, and simple Python functions for controllers.
