Glide makes it easy to develop apps that harness the power of Google App Engine for Java using expressiveness of Groovy and sweetness of Gaelyk’s syntactic sugar.
At its core, Glide is a Gradle plugin that reduces all the boilerplate required with typical Java web applications.
Glide is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/kdabir/glide
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Developer: Kunal Dabir
License: MIT License
Glide is written in Groovy. Learn Groovy with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| Gaelyk | Lightweight Groovy toolkit for Google App Engine Java |
| Hot | Polyglot reactive web framework for the JVM |
| Glide | Create apps that run on Google App Engine |
| gServ | Create and deploy REST based services using Groovy |
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