In late November 2008, SpringSource acquired G2One,  solidifying the bond between three of the most popular and disruptive technologies for Java-based development: the Spring Framework, Groovy, and Grails. Now, in this JavaWorld podcast, SpringSource CEO Rod Johnson and G2One co-founder Graeme Rocher discuss what the acquisition means for Groovy, Grails, and Spring-based developers. Learn what motivated the companies to come together, what you don't need to fear about the merge, and what developers can expect from Groovy and Grails, now that they're backed by Spring.
Java Technology Insider: SpringSource and G2One: What it means
Produced by Java Technology Insider
published 12 years ago
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In late November 2008, SpringSource acquired G2One, Â solidifying the bond between three of the most popular and disruptive technologies for Java-based development: the Spring Framework, Groovy, and Grails. Now, in this JavaWorld podcast, SpringSource CEO Rod Johnson and G2One co-founder Graeme R...
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