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Just released the January 2009 GroovyMag - our largest yet!
We're at 40 pages now, with some great articles from Andres Almiray, Ted Naleid, Brian Doyle and Dave Klein.
In addition to that, we've got an interview with the Project Zero team from IBM about WebSphere sMash (full stack web framework using Groovy, PHP and Java) and an excerpt from then upcoming "Grails In Action" book from Glen Smith and Peter Ledbrook.
Not been blogging much lately, but that doesn't mean we've not been busy!
As often happens this time of year, people tend to slow down from their regular activities, and in the case of GroovyMag, that meant a slowing down of posting here. We'll try to get back on a more regular schedule soon.
We've been putting together the January issue, which is almost complete, and are now trying to determine when it will go on sale. If it's complete by January 1, then it will likely be available then. However, due to the holiday schedule at that time, the January GroovyMag might not be available until the following Monday. We'll do our best to get it to you on January 1 and keep your January as Groovy as possible :)
I've just added a bit more functionality to the GroovyMag profile/account page. This page will now let you indicate your technical interests as well as what you're using day to day.
I added this so that we can get a better idea of readership, and what sorts of articles might make sense to publish in future editions. I'll be adding more places in this area to help round out your profile in the coming weeks.
Please take a few moments to log in and visit your account page to update your interest information. It'll help us give you more of what you want!
I've seen similar lists in other technologies, but have not seen a list for Groovy and Grails people. If one exists, let me know and I'll link to it. If there's someone on this list we should know about, let me know too, or add that person yourself in the comments below.
In no particular order...
UPDATED DEC 6, 2008
Andres Almiray
Dave Klein
Robert Fischer
Graeme Rocher
Guillaume LaForge
James Ervin
Shawn Hartsock
Play! Framework
Andrew Glover
Dierk Koenig
Scott Davis
Sven Haiges
Grails Podcast
Glen Smith
Peter Ledbrook
Venkat Subramaniam
Groovy Eclipse
Jeff Brown
Danno Ferrin
Matthew Taylor
Mac Palmer
Dmitriy Kopylenko
Paul King
Luke Daley
Jason Dillon
James Williams
This is mainly a preliminary list. I'm sure I've forgotten some 'must follow' people - who would you add? Who do you follow for your Groovy tweets?
