Grails and MongoDB - what, why and how
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The document discusses the integration of MongoDB with Grails, highlighting the advantages of using this combination for web development, such as convention over configuration and scalable persistence models. It emphasizes the ease of learning Grails for Java developers and outlines the plugin features for data manipulation and querying. Additionally, the document touches on decision-making considerations and the limitations of using MongoDB with Grails.
Grails and MongoDB - what, why and how
- 1. MONGODB & GRAILS What, When and How
- 2. why Grails
- 3. first Rails
- 6. Grails web development made easier convention over configuration
- 7. Grails wich means... Spring, Hibernate, Sitemesh Java stuff
- 8. Grails wich means... Spring, Hibernate, Sitemesh Java stuff
- 9. Grails wich means... framework Spring, Hibernate, Sitemesh Java stuff
- 10. Rails or Grails easier
- 11. Rails or Grails easier for java developers
- 12. Rails or Grails easier for java developers to learn
- 13. why Grails
- 14. why MongoDB
- 15. why MongoDB !
- 16. why MongoDB !=
- 19. offering
- 20. offering asking
- 21. offering asking matching
- 22. how?
- 24. how? scalable persistence model matching strategy
- 25. how? scalable persistence model matching strategy 3th party independant
- 26. MongoDB scalable persistence model matching strategy 3th party independant
- 27. MongoDB scalable matching strategy 3th party independant
- 28. MongoDB scalable easily split up matching strategy 3th party independant
- 29. MongoDB scalable easily split up matching 3th party independant
- 30. MongoDB scalable easily split up matching buffer, intersection 3th party independant
- 31. MongoDB scalable easily split up matching buffer, intersection
- 32. MongoDB scalable easily split up matching buffer, intersection geospatial index
- 33. MongoDB scalable easily split up matching buffer, intersection geospatial index schema-free
- 34. MongoDB +
- 36. MongoDB collections + tables
- 37. MongoDB collections + documents tables
- 38. MongoDB collections + documents tables rows
- 40. MongoDB and Grails plugin marchaling from mongo to groovy/java
- 41. MongoDB and Grails plugin marchaling from mongo to groovy/java finders, criteria and named dynamic queries
- 42. MongoDB and Grails plugin marchaling from mongo to groovy/java finders, criteria and named dynamic queries geospatial querying
- 43. MongoDB and Grails plugin marchaling from mongo to groovy/java finders, criteria and named dynamic queries geospatial querying ...
- 44. MongoDB and Grails doesn’t support HQL there will be some refactoring Spring Security
- 45. Decision Making
- 46. Decision Making requirements well defined
- 47. Decision Making requirements well defined available options
- 48. Decision Making requirements well defined available options know the limitations
- 49. Decision Making requirements well defined available options know the limitations what are the benefits
- 50. Decision Making requirements well defined available options know the limitations what are the benefits prototype
- 51. euteLevo
- 52. Questions?
- 53. Obrigado! thanks [email protected]
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