Grails, Java, Software development

Handling Exceptions in Grails

Daahh !! Who doesn’t know how to handle exceptions. A simple try-catch block would do the job. But think of so many methods where we will have to keep the same code of catching exceptions and then creating the desired response. Hmm, haven’t you heard of the common try-catch in the filter? Well, we can […]

January 3, 2022

AngularJS, Grails, MEAN

Aliasing Localhost URL in Mac OS

Have you ever wanted to use https://something.i.want.com:8080 instead of the same old boring https://localhost:8080 ? Well here is how you do it on Mac OS. By default, the IP of localhost is 127.0.0.1. ‘localhost’ itself is an alias. To make it your own follow the instructions below. 1. With sudo access vi /etc/hosts $sudo vi […]

August 25, 2021

AWS, Big Data, Blockchain

TechFluence: The Most Exciting Tech Conference of 2019 is here

  The wait is finally over! It’s time to get your geek on for TechFluence 2019 – the most happening tech conference of the year. A power-packed day dedicated to the best in tech, TechFluence promises to be an extravaganza for the techies at heart. A daylong conference, it offers a forum for software technology […]

March 25, 2019

Grails, Java, Technology

SQL Wildcards..is Your Application Safe?

We all have search functionality in our applications. It is one of the most core features you would find ranging from searching for users, products, companies, etc.  But are you sure your search functionality is doing exactly what it is supposed to do? You might have written test cases for it as well. But still, there are things […]

May 18, 2017

Grails, Java, Technology

How To Integrate RabbitMQ using Spring?

In this blog, we will see two different implementations of RabbitMQ, but before going to the implementation part let’s take a brief intro of some prerequisites. JMS The Java Message Service (JMS) is a Message Oriented Middleware Java API that supports the formal communication between software components. It allows applications to create, send, receive, and […]

January 17, 2017

Grails, Java, Technology

Day 1 of Gr8Conf IN 2017 – A Groovy Start to the Year

GR8Conf IN 2017, the second Indian edition of the GR8Conf was held on the first week of January in New Delhi. GR8Conf is an independent series of conferences in India, Denmark and the US that are dedicated to the Groovy and Grails community. The 2-day conference was attended by over 200 Groovy and Grails enthusiasts […]

January 13, 2017

Application Security, Grails, Technology

How to Perform event on successful login via Spring Security in Grails

Some applications require to store and show last login of the user which is quite common. With this feature a user can verify the last login date and time upon successful login. I would like to explain this through a use case – One of the administrative application on Grails required to hold last login […]

January 3, 2017

Grails, Product Engineering, Software development

Grails Plugin Contributions by Experts @ TO THE NEW

Our experts at TO THE NEW believe in sharing knowledge by contributing to Plugins, speaking at conferences, organizing conferences and so on. Outlined below is the list of Grails Plugin contributions (both that we have developed and migrated to Grails 3.0) to extend various Grails functionalities. 1. Pretty Time – This Grails plugin allows you […]

November 24, 2016

AngularJS, Grails, Java

MEAN Plugin Contributions by experts @ TO THE NEW

Our development team always strives to contribute to the community in various ways including speaking at conferences, hosting conferences, developing plugins to extend functionalities and so on. In this blog, we outline all the plugins that our development team has contributed towards MEAN stack: Javascript (MEAN Stack) Plugins 1. Ical-parser – An NPM module on “Ical […]

November 24, 2016