Grails gets cozy with AngularJS for better JavaScript | JavaWorld



Grails gets cozy with AngularJS for better JavaScript | JavaWorld

on IDG Answers Email a friend From Sorry The Grails Web application framework will be paired with the AngularJS JavaScript framework to help developers build SPAs (single-page applications). Version 3.1 of Grails, due by the end of this year, will feature an AngularJS profile with targeted plug-ins and code generation capabilities for rapidly building SPAs, said Graeme Rocher, who leads the design and development of Grails. "With front ends typically being created using native clients or JavaScript, single-page frameworks  such as AngularJS  have become popular," Rocher said in an email. "Many Grails developers are looking to SPA frameworks to increase their productivity for client-side development of JavaScript applications." The builders of Grails anticipate developing profiles for frameworks like, including React and Ember via plug-ins following the 3.1 release, which will support extensible profiles.

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