Silicon Valley Code Camp : October 8th and 9th, 2011.

Jim Driscoll

MarkLogic
About Jim
I've been programming in Java since 1996, and have worked on such projects as the first version of servlets, and the first release of J2EE. Currently working for MarkLogic, a NoSQL vendor.
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Speaking Sessions

  • DSLs with Groovy

    5:00 PM Saturday   Room: 4218
    Your users often know how to write code. Take advantage of that fact with a custom DSL. This talk will describe how to extend the Groovy language to provide your users with simple, easy to use constructs precoded for their convenience. Using the facilities that Groovy provides, you don't have to design a language from the ground up - you can instead use the Groovy as your baseline, and add (or even remove) capabilities as required. This talk is designed for someone without any Groovy experience, though it's expected you'll know Java. This talk is a reprise of the DSLs with Groovy talk that I'm giving at JavaOne