Recently I got suckered into buying a Roomba at a local store. It was the very basest model on special at $96CD and I gave in to the indulgence to see how it might fare in my home. Fair Disclosure We live with 3 pets. Two dogs and one cat. The dogs are black and [...]
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21 Mar, 2010
Gource Visualizations of the Groovy/Grails/Griffon Projects
Posted by: TheKaptain In: Cool Toys|Development
That’s a whole lot of Gr8ness in the title, don’t you think? Ok, ok – I apologize for the pun. I whipped these up using the open source Gource visualization software and with HD content free on Youtube now, I just had to try that out too. Gource Gource is a software version control visualization [...]
Tags: Concurrent Versions System, git, git-svn, Google, Grails, Griffon, Groovy, MacPorts, Mercurial, Open source, Revision control, Subversion, SVN, theKaptain
14 Mar, 2010
Breaking Weak CAPTCHA in… slightly more than 26 Lines of Groovy Code
Posted by: TheKaptain In: Development
I read an interesting article recently about using python and open source software to defeat a particular captcha implementation and I set out to see how hard it would be to do the same in Groovy. In particular, coming from the Java side of the fence, I was impressed by how the available libraries in [...]
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- Five Cool Things You Can Do With Groovy Scripts
- Using Gradle to Bootstrap your Legacy Ant Builds
- A Groovy/Gradle JSLint Plugin
- Hooking into the Jenkins(Hudson) API
- Why do I Like Gradle?
- Groovy inspect()/Eval for Externalizing Data
- Groovy and CSV: How to Get Your Data Out?
- A Grails App Demoing the StackExchange API
- Achieving Groovy-like Fluency in Java with Google Collections
- Groovy and Hibernate Validator for Dynamic Constraints
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- Starr: I would really like to thank you such a lot of for your job you have made in writing this blog post. I am hoping the same top work from you later on a
- TheKaptain: There's actually an example of using the commons-cli directly(without CliBuilder) in the Groovy source code that might help you as well: https://githu
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